cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-651
title: Hudson School Fourth/Fifth Grade Class, postcard, circa 1915

description: A photograph post card of the fourth and fifth grade classes at Hudson School, Puente, California, USA, circa 1915. The view is a close-up of about thirty children seated on the school step with the open double doors to the building behind them. Standing at the left is the teacher, At the bottom are inscribed "4th & 5th Grades" and "Puente, Cal." On the reverse is the ink inscription, "Bernice Lantz, Teacher / Gracie Hoag in top row" and there is an "X" above her head on the photo. A Post-It note on the sleeve that came with the photo reads "The girl with the x was my Great Aunt Grace Mercy Hoag. She Died at age 15 January 1, 1919 During the Great Flu epidemic." With heavy soiling and stains, mainly on the unused reverse, the condition overall is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1564
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1562
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1566
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1574
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-44
title: Studio portrait of a black woman, Los Angeles, circa 1920s

description: A studio portrait of an unidentified black woman, Adair Studio, Los Angeles, circa 1920s. The woman is seated on an upholstered arm chair with a plain backdrop. Aside from the photographer's mark at the lower right corner, there are no other identifying features. The portfolio is damaged with a portion separated and loose, but the image is clean and the overall condition of it is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1863
title: Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, program, 1927-02-09

description: Program for Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, for the first concert of the 1927 season, 1927 February 09, Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA. The item has information on the two concerts, information on the orchestra, the concert program, a list of members, a list of personnel, and many local advertisements. A separate broadside tipped in is item .2. With some creases, light soiling and a few stains, and edge wear to the wrapper, but clean pages, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1866
title: Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, program, 1927-02-09

description: Program for Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, for the first concert of the 1927 season, 1927 February 09, Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA. The item has information on the two concerts, information on the orchestra, the concert program, a list of members, a list of personnel, and many local advertisements. A separate broadside tipped in is item .2. With some creases, light soiling and a few stains, and edge wear to the wrapper, but clean pages, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1865
title: Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, program, 1927-02-09

description: Program for Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, for the first concert of the 1927 season, 1927 February 09, Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA. The item has information on the two concerts, information on the orchestra, the concert program, a list of members, a list of personnel, and many local advertisements. A separate broadside tipped in is item .2. With some creases, light soiling and a few stains, and edge wear to the wrapper, but clean pages, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1576
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19719932
title: Additional file 1 of The oncogenic role of tubulin alpha-1c chain in human tumours

description: Additional file 1: Figure S1. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in CIBERSOR. Figure S2. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in EPIC. Figure S3. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in MCPCOUNTER. Figure S4. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in QUANTISEQ. Figure S5. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in TIMER. Figure S6. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in XCELL.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1605
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19719971
title: Additional file 1 of Gene model-related m6A expression levels predict the risk of preeclampsia

description: Additional file 1: Table S1.The number of genes in each module.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19719971.v1
title: Additional file 1 of Gene model-related m6A expression levels predict the risk of preeclampsia

description: Additional file 1: Table S1.The number of genes in each module.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1572
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1607
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1869
title: Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, program, 1927-02-09

description: Program for Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, for the first concert of the 1927 season, 1927 February 09, Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA. The item has information on the two concerts, information on the orchestra, the concert program, a list of members, a list of personnel, and many local advertisements. A separate broadside tipped in is item .2. With some creases, light soiling and a few stains, and edge wear to the wrapper, but clean pages, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1870
title: Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, program, 1927-02-09

description: Program for Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, for the first concert of the 1927 season, 1927 February 09, Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA. The item has information on the two concerts, information on the orchestra, the concert program, a list of members, a list of personnel, and many local advertisements. A separate broadside tipped in is item .2. With some creases, light soiling and a few stains, and edge wear to the wrapper, but clean pages, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1861
title: Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, program, 1927-02-09

description: Program for Woman's Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles, for the first concert of the 1927 season, 1927 February 09, Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA. The item has information on the two concerts, information on the orchestra, the concert program, a list of members, a list of personnel, and many local advertisements. A separate broadside tipped in is item .2. With some creases, light soiling and a few stains, and edge wear to the wrapper, but clean pages, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1459
title: N. Kurita, letter, to E. H. Klahr, 1925-06-24

description: N. Kurita (The Yamatoya Company, Incorporated), 325-327 East Second Street, Los Angeles, California, USA, to E. H. Klahr, Middletown, Pennsylvania, USA, 1925 June 24., concerning an order made from the Los Angeles wholesale retailer. The letter is a standard business letter, encouraging prominent display of items and asking for the recipient to check for later items available from the company. At the top, the letterhead provdes a list of Japanese factories, the company name, address, phone and cable address, and other information. Aside from the original tri-fold, some creases, and light yellowing, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-45
title: Studio portrait of a black woman, Los Angeles, circa 1920s

description: A studio portrait of an unidentified black woman, Adair Studio, Los Angeles, circa 1920s. The woman is seated on an upholstered arm chair with a plain backdrop. Aside from the photographer's mark at the lower right corner, there are no other identifying features. The portfolio is damaged with a portion separated and loose, but the image is clean and the overall condition of it is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-46
title: Studio portrait of a black woman, Los Angeles, circa 1920s

description: A studio portrait of an unidentified black woman, Adair Studio, Los Angeles, circa 1920s. The woman is seated on an upholstered arm chair with a plain backdrop. Aside from the photographer's mark at the lower right corner, there are no other identifying features. The portfolio is damaged with a portion separated and loose, but the image is clean and the overall condition of it is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-47
title: Studio portrait of a black woman, Los Angeles, circa 1920s

description: A studio portrait of an unidentified black woman, Adair Studio, Los Angeles, circa 1920s. The woman is seated on an upholstered arm chair with a plain backdrop. Aside from the photographer's mark at the lower right corner, there are no other identifying features. The portfolio is damaged with a portion separated and loose, but the image is clean and the overall condition of it is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1441
title: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929

description: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929. The 26-paged pamphlet details California property rights of married, unmarried and widowed women. In addition, information is given regarding liability, contracts, taxes, inheritance and different types of property. The last page gives the locations to different bank branches that offer advice on financial matters regarding property. The pamphlet was published by Trust Department of Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles. It is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1544
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1575
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1857
title: "Eighteenth Anniversary of the Los Angeles Congregational Chinese Mission", program, 1906-03-04

description: A program for the "Eighteenth Anniversary of the Los Angeles Congregational Chinese Mission," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1906 March 04. The item includes the listing of components, such as religious elements, singing, recitation, addresses, and reports for the event, held at the First Congregational Church on Hope Street near Ninth. With missing portions along the right edge and a nearby fold, perhaps due to pest infestation, stains and soiling, the condition is poor.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23692359.v1
title: Data.rar

description: Dataset for validating multiplexed wavefront sensing with a thin diffuser.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19719932.v1
title: Additional file 1 of The oncogenic role of tubulin alpha-1c chain in human tumours

description: Additional file 1: Figure S1. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in CIBERSOR. Figure S2. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in EPIC. Figure S3. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in MCPCOUNTER. Figure S4. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in QUANTISEQ. Figure S5. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in TIMER. Figure S6. The correlation between TUBA1C and immune cell infiltration in XCELL.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1443
title: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929

description: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929. The 26-paged pamphlet details California property rights of married, unmarried and widowed women. In addition, information is given regarding liability, contracts, taxes, inheritance and different types of property. The last page gives the locations to different bank branches that offer advice on financial matters regarding property. The pamphlet was published by Trust Department of Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles. It is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1523
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1539
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1595
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1587
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.15000174.v1
title: Additional file 2 of Genome-wide analysis and expression patterns of lipid phospholipid phospholipase gene family in Brassica napus L.

description: Additional file 2: Table S2. The protein sequences of the LPP gene family in (A) thaliana, (B) oleracea, B. rapa, and B. napus.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1452
title: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929

description: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929. The 26-paged pamphlet details California property rights of married, unmarried and widowed women. In addition, information is given regarding liability, contracts, taxes, inheritance and different types of property. The last page gives the locations to different bank branches that offer advice on financial matters regarding property. The pamphlet was published by Trust Department of Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles. It is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1427
title: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929

description: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929. The 26-paged pamphlet details California property rights of married, unmarried and widowed women. In addition, information is given regarding liability, contracts, taxes, inheritance and different types of property. The last page gives the locations to different bank branches that offer advice on financial matters regarding property. The pamphlet was published by Trust Department of Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles. It is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1599
title: "The West Coast Magazine", 1911-09

description: "The West Coast Magazine," 1911 September, volume 10, number 6, edited by John S. McGroarty and published by The Grafton Publishing Company, Los Angeles. The item contains material on an auto trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by banker Jackson Graves; an article on David Hewes, namesake of a street in Orange, California; poems; a piece on railroads; McGroarty's article on Alhambra; and an essay by George Patton (father of the famed WWII general) on why women should not receive the right to vote, which was decided in the upcoming state election in favor of suffrage. With stained, soiled, creased, torn and rubbed wrappers and pages dampstained, torn, and creased, the overall condition is fair.