Do you know the origin of paper pipettes?

In modern sense, straw was invented by Marvin Stone in 1888. In the 19th century, Americans liked to drink cold fragrant liquor. In order to avoid the heat in their mouths to reduce the refreshment of the liquor, people did not want to drink directly with their mouths. Instead, they used hollow natural straw to suck the liquor. But the natural straw is not only easy to break, but also has a green and astringent taste, which will infiltrate into the wine and affect the flavor. Marvin Stone is a cigarette manufacturer. Inspired by cigarettes, he made a paper straw. Of course, the paper straw will not break, and there is no strange smell of straw. So people use it not only when they drink light wine, but also when they drink other cool drinks. Marvin Stone is the father of modern pipettes. His inventions are not only effective, but also humane. They are precisely thick enough to prevent drinkers from swallowing lemon seeds.