Edelman, Philip E., 1894- · New York, D. Van Nostrand Company · leaf 65
ting success.The most trivial thing is worthy the attention of aninventive mind and the most intricate problem is alsopossible of solution. Nothing is so small or so greatthat inventors cannot succeed in accomplishing a de-sired result; nothing has been invented which cannotbe improved; and nothing… … The Scientific Library of the Uxited States Patext Office To face page 5t THE FIELDS OF INVENTION 51 Dont rely upon Ksts of inventions wanted. They are usuallygood lists of things not to invent. Dont enter fields in which there is already an intense competi-tion. Strike out into new paths. Avoid…
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