cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1071
title: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well", 1928

description: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well," book, published by the T. Leung Herb Company, 910 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1928. Material includes the history of the company and proprietor; items offered by the firm; general information on "Oriental" medicine; female diseases; curing a cold; dealing with asthma and piles; medicine as opposed to surgery; directions for using herbs; and testimonials. There is a photo of Leung and his family, facsimiles of documents relating to him, and order blank, and a financial guide at the back. With soiling, small stains and rubbing to the wrappers and clean pages, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1075
title: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well", 1928

description: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well," book, published by the T. Leung Herb Company, 910 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1928. Material includes the history of the company and proprietor; items offered by the firm; general information on "Oriental" medicine; female diseases; curing a cold; dealing with asthma and piles; medicine as opposed to surgery; directions for using herbs; and testimonials. There is a photo of Leung and his family, facsimiles of documents relating to him, and order blank, and a financial guide at the back. With soiling, small stains and rubbing to the wrappers and clean pages, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1085
title: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well", 1928

description: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well," book, published by the T. Leung Herb Company, 910 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1928. Material includes the history of the company and proprietor; items offered by the firm; general information on "Oriental" medicine; female diseases; curing a cold; dealing with asthma and piles; medicine as opposed to surgery; directions for using herbs; and testimonials. There is a photo of Leung and his family, facsimiles of documents relating to him, and order blank, and a financial guide at the back. With soiling, small stains and rubbing to the wrappers and clean pages, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1087
title: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well", 1928

description: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well," book, published by the T. Leung Herb Company, 910 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1928. Material includes the history of the company and proprietor; items offered by the firm; general information on "Oriental" medicine; female diseases; curing a cold; dealing with asthma and piles; medicine as opposed to surgery; directions for using herbs; and testimonials. There is a photo of Leung and his family, facsimiles of documents relating to him, and order blank, and a financial guide at the back. With soiling, small stains and rubbing to the wrappers and clean pages, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1083
title: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well", 1928

description: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well," book, published by the T. Leung Herb Company, 910 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1928. Material includes the history of the company and proprietor; items offered by the firm; general information on "Oriental" medicine; female diseases; curing a cold; dealing with asthma and piles; medicine as opposed to surgery; directions for using herbs; and testimonials. There is a photo of Leung and his family, facsimiles of documents relating to him, and order blank, and a financial guide at the back. With soiling, small stains and rubbing to the wrappers and clean pages, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1079
title: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well", 1928

description: "Chinese Herbal Science: How to Get Well and Keep Well," book, published by the T. Leung Herb Company, 910 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1928. Material includes the history of the company and proprietor; items offered by the firm; general information on "Oriental" medicine; female diseases; curing a cold; dealing with asthma and piles; medicine as opposed to surgery; directions for using herbs; and testimonials. There is a photo of Leung and his family, facsimiles of documents relating to him, and order blank, and a financial guide at the back. With soiling, small stains and rubbing to the wrappers and clean pages, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1533
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-c116-1517
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-c116-1537
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-c116-1531
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-c116-1529
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-c116-1541
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-c116-1543
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-c116-1535
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-c116-1598
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-c116-1545
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-c116-1549
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-c116-1622
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-c116-1600
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-c116-1614
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-c116-1616
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-c116-1547
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-c116-1618
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-c116-2553
title: Pico Heights Los Angeles Railway trolley, cabinet card photograph, circa 1910

description: A cabinet photograph of a Los Angeles Railway trolley, Pico Heights, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1910. Three railway conductors stand next to a stopped trolley car, Pico Heights line. The men are wearing their uniforms. In the background is a large three story residence with vines growing in the front. There is a pencil inscription on the reverse. The photograph and mount are in poor condition. There is heavy water damage, weakening the mount, adhesive failure on the right side of the photograph, weakened photo paper on the right, multiple stains and tide lines, accretions on the right side. "The first day work that Supt. J. Y. Dickey of win 2 on the cars" -- inscription.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2644
title: Lois Wilson and Chief Yellow Calf in "The Covered Wagon", postcard, 1923-03-16

description: A real photographic postcard of Lois Wilson and Chief Yellow Calf "The Covered Wagon", Criterion Theatre, 640 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1923 March 16. At the left is a woman wearing a long dress with long sleeves. She has her hair up in a bun and her left arm extending to the right touching a spotted horse. An American Indian chief sits on top of the horse. He wears a headdress and holds a round feather-decorated shield in his right hand. In the background is an open field. Along the bottom is, "Lois Wilson and Chief Yellow Calf in / 'THE COVERED WAGON' - Criterion Theatre." At the top of the back is, "POSTCARD," and on the top right corner is a blank square for a postage stamp. On the left is a note telling patrons that, if they enjoyed the film, they could address the card to a friend and leave it at the door of the theater and it would be mailed. Below this is a blank line for the name of the addressee and, "I have just seen 'The Covered Wagon' at the Criterion Theatre. It is a wonderful picture of the pioneer days and one that you should see. I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did." The artifact was in the program which is item 94.19.1.3 with another postcard which is 94.19.1.30. With only light abrasions at the corners, the object is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2586
title: Policeman in uniform, photograph, circa 1920s

description: A photograph of a policeman in uniform, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1920s. The policeman is wearing a full uniform and hat. He stands at the bottom of exterior stairs. At the bottom is a typed slip, "Forbid All Joys," taped with pressure sensitive tape. The tape has resulted in acid transfer to the photograph, but the photograph is in good condition.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.16575618.v1
title: Additional file 3 of Wild-type FUS corrects ALS-like disease induced by cytoplasmic mutant FUS through autoregulation

description: Additional file 3.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2608
title: Man in train conductor uniform, photograph, circa 1910

description: A real photo postcard of a studio portrait of a man in train conductor uniform, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1910. Three quarter length portrait of man standing with studio backdrop. Man has small moustache and wears a conductor uniform with hat, striped tie and pocket chain. Name identified on reverse, same as man in 2014.230.1.2. In good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2314
title: Interior of a law office, photographic postcard, circa 1915.

description: A real photo postcard of the interior of a law office, Bidwell city attorney, Glendora, California, USA, circa 1915. Inside there is a woman working at a desk which is covered in law books and paperwork. Across from her is a man sitting in a chair reading a document. To the left of the desk are two empty chairs. On the back wall of the office is a bookshelf filled with law books. On the reverse of the postcard is a notation that this is the Bidwell city attorney in Glendora, California from approximately 1915. The postcard is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2479
title: Man in suit, tintype, circa 1890

description: A tintype of an unknown male, circa 1890. The image of a Latino male in a suit consisting of a dark jacket and vest, white shirt, and possibly a necktie. He has short dark hair and a mustache. The image is in a red paper frame with an oval-shaped window. There is a gold-colored border around the window and around the edge of the frame which was folded back open the top and bottom. There is no identification anywhere on the object as to the subject or the photographer. The tin is cracked at center left and there is considerable bubbling, mainly on the left. The paper is very worn at top and bottom and there appears to be water stains on the reverse. Therefore, the object is in poor condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2108
title: Female basketball player, photograph, circa 1920s

description: A photograph of an unknown female basketball player, circa 1920s. In the image a woman is kneeling on the grass with her hands on her knees. She is wearing shorts and a sleeveless shirt. In front of her is a trophy and basketball. Behind her is a large bush. There is black paper glued to the back, indicating this was once in a photo album. Artifact is in good condition.