Title: I can't sleep
First published: 1948
Description: Tired? Nervous? Rundown? Can't sleep? Don't give it another thought. This is 

your book. Let George Morrison, the stage of sleepless hollow, bring sunshine into your 

nights with this handy, bedside volume devoted entirely to that noctambulist bugaboo, 

insomnia.
	No drowsy amateur, Mr. Morrison is the wide-awake veteran of more than twenty 

years of sleepless nights. When it comes to insomnia, he knows whereof he speaks and he 

speaks in no uncertain terms on the 54 theories - 54 which have one time or another 

been guaranteed to set a dynamo drowsing. Warm milk, black coffee, feet warm, feet 

cold, head up, head down, single bed, double bed, Chalk on the nose - all the methods 

you've ever heard of, and a great many you haven't, for grabbing a little shut-eye are 

in this exhausting treatise on insomnia. And who knows, one of them maybe just the 

thing for you.
	So if you, too, toss and turn; or if, like Mrs. Morrison, the author's 

long-suffering helpmate - bedmate, you are married to someone who "just can't close an 

eye" you'd better grab this warm, witty book before another restless night is wasted.  

It may even put you to sleep.
Subjects: Insomnia, Wit and humor, Humor