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Title: "IQ of 145 and Can't Remember?"
Review: That was the headline hovering above a harsh professorial dude, staring at you with scorn in post-war print ads.Dr. Bruno Furst began his work in Germany but eventually scored big in America with his home study course.Sometimes in 10 volumes, sometimes in 12 volumes, always in slipcase, Furst adapted and "revised" his work over the years.He always offered a wide array of memory techniques and tricks (associating names with faces, number memorization, memory while playing cards, memory of visual images, remembering lists, remembering sports statistics, "Eyemindedness," "Earmindedness," etc.) peppered with vintage cartoons, photos, and commercial illustrations. All of his sets contained Examinations, Model Answers, and (apparently) the miniature paperback Number Dictionary.Clearly, a camp classic. Does it work? I have no idea.
