Book Synopsis
“How to Find Lost Objects” describes Professor Solomon’s unique method for finding a lost object. It features his Twelve Principles, Ten Tips, Common Mistakes to Beware, and more. Included are instructions for making and using a Eureka-Stik.
Young and old, rich and poor, city folks and farmers – we’re all constantly losing things.
It’s an age-old problem – as old as the pyramids. And one that’s not about to go away.
Every day millions of objects are misplaced around the world. Among them are wallets, rings, keys, scissors, sweaters, notebooks, eyeglasses, theatre tickets, important documents – you name it. (A circus elephant is said to have been lost recently in Florida!) Many of these objects are never recovered; possibly a billion dollars’ worth annually. (Their sentimental value, of course, is incalculable.) Even more disturbing is the time spent looking for such objects. The average person could spend up to two months of his life searching – often fruitlessly – for things he has lost.
