cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1612
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-c116-1268
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1274
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1278
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1270
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1924
title: Yamatoya Company, catalog, 1925

description: A Yamatoya Company, Incorporated catalog, 1925. The item lists tableware, tea sets, vases, bowls, cigarette cases, fountain pens, incense and burners, parasols, lamp shades, screens, and other items with listings including stock numbers, descriptions, and prices, as well as some product drawings. On the reverse are terms, the company name, and its Little Tokyo location. Two letters from the company are items .2-.3 of the accession. With light yellowing, minor soiling, a few stains, and a few creases, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1914
title: Yamatoya Company, catalog, 1925

description: A Yamatoya Company, Incorporated catalog, 1925. The item lists tableware, tea sets, vases, bowls, cigarette cases, fountain pens, incense and burners, parasols, lamp shades, screens, and other items with listings including stock numbers, descriptions, and prices, as well as some product drawings. On the reverse are terms, the company name, and its Little Tokyo location. Two letters from the company are items .2-.3 of the accession. With light yellowing, minor soiling, a few stains, and a few creases, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1561
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-c116-1514
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-c116-1918
title: Yamatoya Company, catalog, 1925

description: A Yamatoya Company, Incorporated catalog, 1925. The item lists tableware, tea sets, vases, bowls, cigarette cases, fountain pens, incense and burners, parasols, lamp shades, screens, and other items with listings including stock numbers, descriptions, and prices, as well as some product drawings. On the reverse are terms, the company name, and its Little Tokyo location. Two letters from the company are items .2-.3 of the accession. With light yellowing, minor soiling, a few stains, and a few creases, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1923
title: Yamatoya Company, catalog, 1925

description: A Yamatoya Company, Incorporated catalog, 1925. The item lists tableware, tea sets, vases, bowls, cigarette cases, fountain pens, incense and burners, parasols, lamp shades, screens, and other items with listings including stock numbers, descriptions, and prices, as well as some product drawings. On the reverse are terms, the company name, and its Little Tokyo location. Two letters from the company are items .2-.3 of the accession. With light yellowing, minor soiling, a few stains, and a few creases, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1248
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1524
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-c116-1522
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-c116-1922
title: Yamatoya Company, catalog, 1925

description: A Yamatoya Company, Incorporated catalog, 1925. The item lists tableware, tea sets, vases, bowls, cigarette cases, fountain pens, incense and burners, parasols, lamp shades, screens, and other items with listings including stock numbers, descriptions, and prices, as well as some product drawings. On the reverse are terms, the company name, and its Little Tokyo location. Two letters from the company are items .2-.3 of the accession. With light yellowing, minor soiling, a few stains, and a few creases, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1920
title: Yamatoya Company, catalog, 1925

description: A Yamatoya Company, Incorporated catalog, 1925. The item lists tableware, tea sets, vases, bowls, cigarette cases, fountain pens, incense and burners, parasols, lamp shades, screens, and other items with listings including stock numbers, descriptions, and prices, as well as some product drawings. On the reverse are terms, the company name, and its Little Tokyo location. Two letters from the company are items .2-.3 of the accession. With light yellowing, minor soiling, a few stains, and a few creases, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1251
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1252
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1246
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1915
title: Yamatoya Company, catalog, 1925

description: A Yamatoya Company, Incorporated catalog, 1925. The item lists tableware, tea sets, vases, bowls, cigarette cases, fountain pens, incense and burners, parasols, lamp shades, screens, and other items with listings including stock numbers, descriptions, and prices, as well as some product drawings. On the reverse are terms, the company name, and its Little Tokyo location. Two letters from the company are items .2-.3 of the accession. With light yellowing, minor soiling, a few stains, and a few creases, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1530
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-c116-1619
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-c116-1556
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.17099354
title: Microenvironment-associated gene HSD11B1 may serve as a prognostic biomarker in clear cell renal cell carcinoma: a study based on TCGA, RT‑qPCR, Western blotting, and immunohistochemistry

description: Clear cell renal cell carcinoma (ccRCC) is one of the most common malignant tumors worldwide. The clinical treatment of ccRCC is strongly associated with the tumor microenvironment (TME). Identifying potential markers of ccRCC is important to improve prognosis. Therefore, in the present study, the levels of immune/stromal components and the proportion of tumor-infiltrating immune cells (TIICs) were determined in 611 ccRCC samples using the ESTIMATE and CIBERSORT analytical tools. Subsequently, hydroxysteroid 11-beta dehydrogenase-1 (HSD11B1) was identified by univariate Cox regression analysis, protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks and clinical survival analysis to be associated with ccRCC prognosis. At the same time, the abundance of HSD11B1 increased significantly in ccRCC was verified by western blotting, RT‑qPCR and immunostaining analysis. Furthermore, Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA) and TME suggested that HSD11B1 was involved in TME immune-related status. Taken together, the results of the present study demonstrated that HSD11B1 is a potential prognostic biomarker associated with immune cell infiltration in ccRCC.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1578
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-c116-1247
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1244
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1586
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-c116-1516
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-c116-1588
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-c116-1552
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-c116-1243
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1245
title: "White Slavery in Los Angeles", pamphlet, 1913

description: "White Slavery in Los Angeles," by Charles Edward Locke, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1913. The item, compiled from sermons given by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, consists of material devoted to fighting "white slavery," essentially the linkages Locke argued existed between prostitution and low-wage female workers and how the latter are drawn into the former. With browning, fading, discoloration and edge tears and creases, mainly to the paper wrappers, while the pages have some foxing, the condition is fair.