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The birth and%aptismal record of Carl Ludewig Lips, an apothecary of St. Louis during the fifties and sixties and seventies.
His school certificate. 3. Proof of requisite preliminary education. 4. Certificate of apprenticeship. 5. Diploma. 6. The apothecary's oath taken by Lips. 7. Proof that Lips has taken the oath in this body. 8. Reports of two of Lips' pharmacy inspections. 9. Certificate of Lips' honorable discharge from military service. 10. Testimonials received by Lips from his several employers. An English translation of the items was turned over to the Section. Dr. H. M. Whelpley presented reprints from Meyer Brothers' Druggist of reminiscences of Professor C. Lewis Diehl by his daughter. The personality of this lovable character is clearly shown. The article is printed in the publication mentioned for August 1917, pp. 250-251.
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The purpose of this study is to determine an appropriate index to measure the mental workload in supervisory tasks. Nine elements relevant to the supervisory task were formed into a "Test Bank" after the task was analyzed. The reliability and validity of the "Test Bank" were examined. Then an experi