cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3182
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3185
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3160
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3151
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3153
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3157
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3161
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3166
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3158
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3156
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3154
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3155
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3094
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-07-19/1929-09-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," Los Angeles, California, USA, 1929 July 19/1929 September 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location and phone number at the right, and statement, at the left, that the paper was the only English-language Jewish newspaper in Los Angeles. Below are the volume and number (Volume 31, Numbers 29-39), city, state, and date, and single copy and subscription rates. Each issue is twelve pages and contains local, national, and international (particularly matters pertaining to Zionism and Palestine) news, as well as business, social, entertainment, sports, and other features. The first issue of July 19 also announces the merger of the two papers. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.2 continues the run through the end of 1929. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-263
title: "225. A street in Chinatown, L.A.", photograph, circa 1898

description: "225. A street in Chinatown, L.A.", photograph, by Frank L. Park, Los Angeles, circa 1898. The view is from the middle of a dirt street, perhaps Apablasa Street, looking westward. Densely, tightly packed one and two-story wood and brick buildings line both sides of the street, the north side of which has electric poles at intervals. Some structures have banner-like signs with Chinese lettering on them. In the distance in the Plaza Church and atop Fort Moore or Poundcake Hill is the county courthouse. The caption is in white on the bottom edge of the image, whjich is mounted on green board. The photo has minor scratches and stains and part of the left corner is dented, while the board has minor wear, so the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-262
title: "225. A street in Chinatown, L.A.", photograph, circa 1898

description: "225. A street in Chinatown, L.A.", photograph, by Frank L. Park, Los Angeles, circa 1898. The view is from the middle of a dirt street, perhaps Apablasa Street, looking westward. Densely, tightly packed one and two-story wood and brick buildings line both sides of the street, the north side of which has electric poles at intervals. Some structures have banner-like signs with Chinese lettering on them. In the distance in the Plaza Church and atop Fort Moore or Poundcake Hill is the county courthouse. The caption is in white on the bottom edge of the image, whjich is mounted on green board. The photo has minor scratches and stains and part of the left corner is dented, while the board has minor wear, so the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-281
title: Boxer Bert Colima, photograph, 1924

description: Boxer Bert Colima, photograph, by Paralta of Los Angeles, 1924. The image shows Colima in his boxing shorts and shoes standing in a fighting pose amidst a backdrop that looks like a parlor of a French chateau. At the bottom right is the photographer's mark, while on the bottom of the reverse, in pencil, is the inscription: "Bert Colima / Mexican Middleweight / Los Angeles, Cal. 1924." Other than corner creases and denting and some light discoloration on the reverse, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-280
title: Boxer Bert Colima, photograph, 1924

description: Boxer Bert Colima, photograph, by Paralta of Los Angeles, 1924. The image shows Colima in his boxing shorts and shoes standing in a fighting pose amidst a backdrop that looks like a parlor of a French chateau. At the bottom right is the photographer's mark, while on the bottom of the reverse, in pencil, is the inscription: "Bert Colima / Mexican Middleweight / Los Angeles, Cal. 1924." Other than corner creases and denting and some light discoloration on the reverse, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-179
title: An album page with thirteen photographs, Japanese Americans in Los Angeles, circa 1920

description: An album page with thirteen photographs, Japanese Americans in Los Angeles, circa 1920. On the front are nine small photographs of children and adults dressed in traditional Japanese attire. On the reverse are four photographs, two group portraits taken outdoors, a pond scene and a woman dressed in a kimono standing next to an automobile. The photographs are generally in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-191
title: Group posed at Women's World Peace Meeting, Hollywood Bowl, photograph, 1921-11-11

description: Group posed at Women's World Peace Meeting, Hollywood Bowl, Charles W. Beam, 1921 November 11. Two different angles. In fair overall condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-189
title: Group posed at Women's World Peace Meeting, Hollywood Bowl, photograph, 1921-11-11

description: Group posed at Women's World Peace Meeting, Hollywood Bowl, Charles W. Beam, 1921 November 11. Two different angles. In fair overall condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-192
title: Group posed at Women's World Peace Meeting, Hollywood Bowl, photograph, 1921-11-11

description: Group posed at Women's World Peace Meeting, Hollywood Bowl, Charles W. Beam, 1921 November 11. Two different angles. In fair overall condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-190
title: Group posed at Women's World Peace Meeting, Hollywood Bowl, photograph, 1921-11-11

description: Group posed at Women's World Peace Meeting, Hollywood Bowl, Charles W. Beam, 1921 November 11. Two different angles. In fair overall condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-180
title: An album page with thirteen photographs, Japanese Americans in Los Angeles, circa 1920

description: An album page with thirteen photographs, Japanese Americans in Los Angeles, circa 1920. On the front are nine small photographs of children and adults dressed in traditional Japanese attire. On the reverse are four photographs, two group portraits taken outdoors, a pond scene and a woman dressed in a kimono standing next to an automobile. The photographs are generally in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-178
title: An album page with thirteen photographs, Japanese Americans in Los Angeles, circa 1920

description: An album page with thirteen photographs, Japanese Americans in Los Angeles, circa 1920. On the front are nine small photographs of children and adults dressed in traditional Japanese attire. On the reverse are four photographs, two group portraits taken outdoors, a pond scene and a woman dressed in a kimono standing next to an automobile. The photographs are generally in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-202
title: Four photographs of nursing students, loose in "The Rx" yearbook, 1929

description: Four photographs (a-d), found loose in "The Rx" Los Angeles General Hospital yearbook of 1929. One large photo, group photograph of nursing students of the year in uniform posed on the steps of a brick building. There are six rows of women and three men in the back. Three smaller photos, snapshots of a group of nurses in uniform. The photographs were found inserted in the front of the yearbook and have been removed for proper housing. Please see yearbook, 2016.273.1.1, for more information. The four photographs are in good condition overall. Back views of images have not been included in this set as they are blank.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-182
title: A set of six snapshots of Japanese American children, Los Angeles, circa 1920

description: A set of six snapshots of Japanese American children, Los Angeles, circa 1920. Scenes includes young boys and girls posed in gardens, at the beach, on a hiking trail, eating candy, two Japanese boys posed with an older Caucasian boy in a residential area, a young girl and toddler boy on bikes on the sidewalk in a residential area. The photographs are generally in good condition with minor surface soiling and some tears. Reverse sides of images have not been included in this set as they are blank.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-237
title: Air Travel News, 1928-06

description: Color: Blue; Red; White "Air Travel News," 1928 June, volume 2, number 6. The 32-page periodical has a front cover with fields of blue and red and red, white, and blue stripes which are at angles. The journal title and month and year are at the top. At the center is a photograph of Elizabeth Warner, a female pilot sitting on the outside of the cockpit of her plane. At the bottom are the copy price and a list of a couple of features from the issue in a white rectangular field. Articles include topics such as aviation shows; records expected to be broken during the year; the 1928 National Air Tour; an engine to be used by Arctic explorer Richard E. Byrd; the use of airplanes by journalists; pieces on specific flights, including one by another Arctic explorer; the promotion of aviation in America; the use of aviation by business; and flying clubs. There are many advertisements related to aviation and a number offering books and other publications by the publisher of Air Travel News. With minor spine abrasions; a few small cover creases; light surface soiling on the back; a few minor cover stains; and a small tear at the front right edge, the artifact is in good condition.