cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2289
title: Palm tree on trailer for removal in San Gabriel for replanting at La Casa Nueva, photograph, 1925-08-09

description: A photograph of a palm tree on a trailer for its removal from San Gabriel for replanting at La Casa Nueva, 1925 August 09. The tree, believed to have been planted in 1775 by the priests at Mission San Gabriel, is lying horizontally with much of it on the trailer with a steel I-beam for support, as well as wooden casing for some of the trunk. A large portion of the tree is projecting from the trailer and there are four men pulling a long iron pipe from the truck out to brace the tree. A chain is at the end of this pipe, presumably for securing it to the tree. In the background is a stakebed truck and in the foreground are two pieces of lumber. A pencil inscription on the reverse reads "8-9-25 / S. G. Palm to La Puente Rancho." At the upper left is the stamped number "133," and the preprinted brand name "VELOX" is throughout the reverse. With the upper right corner missing, some discoloration and surface soiling, the overall condition is fair. Number-Units: 1
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2288
title: Palm tree on trailer for removal in San Gabriel for replanting at La Casa Nueva, photograph, 1925-08-09

description: A photograph of a palm tree on a trailer for its removal from San Gabriel for replanting at La Casa Nueva, 1925 August 09. The tree, believed to have been planted in 1775 by the priests at Mission San Gabriel, is lying horizontally with much of it on the trailer with a steel I-beam for support, as well as wooden casing for some of the trunk. A large portion of the tree is projecting from the trailer and there are four men pulling a long iron pipe from the truck out to brace the tree. A chain is at the end of this pipe, presumably for securing it to the tree. In the background is a stakebed truck and in the foreground are two pieces of lumber. A pencil inscription on the reverse reads "8-9-25 / S. G. Palm to La Puente Rancho." At the upper left is the stamped number "133," and the preprinted brand name "VELOX" is throughout the reverse. With the upper right corner missing, some discoloration and surface soiling, the overall condition is fair. Number-Units: 1
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2077
title: Convocation of the Fathers Superior, Second Act

description: A color postcard of the Mission Play entitled, "Convocation of the Fathers Superior, Second Act", San Gabriel, California, USA, circa 1920s. Published by Pacific Novelty Company, San Francisco and Los Angeles, California, USA. At the left sits one of the nine Franciscan priests in the image, while next to him stands another. The latter is at the front of a wood chair with his hands clasped in front of him. The rest sit and look on from a wooden table at the right. On the table are many books and some paper. At the left of the background is an arched portico with ivy at the top. At the right of this is part of a church. The title of the image is at the top left while at the right is "Mission Play, San Gabriel, Cal.," all in black ink. On the center of the back is the name, location, and logo of the Pacific Novelty Company. At the top right is a square box for postage. The artifact was found within an envelope, which is item .1, along with more postcards that are items .2-.10. The object is in good condition with only minor abrasions at the corners.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-528
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2061
title: El Monte high school baseball player Eral Cleminson on a ranch road, photograph, 1919

description: El Monte high school baseball player Eral Cleminson on a ranch road, photograph, 1919. Cleminson is posed in his uniform in a swinging position with bat held in hands. He is on a dirt road with leaf-less trees planted on either side. In the background are stands of trees. At the bottom, in pen, is the year "1919." On the reverse is a pen inscription, but the first name is not clear. With little indication of wear or damage, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2129
title: "978: Drying and sacking walnuts in Orange County, Cal.", postcard, circa 1910s

description: "978: Drying and sacking walnuts in Orange County, Cal.", postcard, published by M. Kashower Company, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1910s. In good overall condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-522
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1825
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2529
title: "Grading walnuts in California", postcard, 1909-01-15

description: "Grading Walnuts in California" postcard, published by Newman Post Card Company, Los Angeles, California, USA, postmarked 1909 January 15 to Clinton Copeland, Gibbon, Nebraska, USA. The front has a colorized photograph of workers in a walnut orchard with sacks of walnuts piled at the center, drying trays in the background left, and a sorter and grader at the background right. In the distance are rows of trees. On the reverse is a faded ink-written message and an address. At the upper right is the postmark and a one-cent stamp. At the left is the item number and publisher's information. With corner and edge rubbing, light corners creases and soiling, and small stains at the two bottom corners of the front and handling on the back, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2062
title: El Monte high school baseball player Eral Cleminson on a ranch road, photograph, 1919

description: El Monte high school baseball player Eral Cleminson on a ranch road, photograph, 1919. Cleminson is posed in his uniform in a swinging position with bat held in hands. He is on a dirt road with leaf-less trees planted on either side. In the background are stands of trees. At the bottom, in pen, is the year "1919." On the reverse is a pen inscription, but the first name is not clear. With little indication of wear or damage, the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2246
title: "Making Adobe Bricks at Casa Verdugo, / near Los Angeles, Cal.", postcard, 1908-12-12

description: A colored real photo postcard titled "Making Adobe Bricks at Casa Verdugo, / near Los Angeles, Cal." published by M. Rieder, Los Angeles, California, USA, and postmarked 1908 December 12 to A. J. Shanahan, Narrowsburg, New York, USA. The image shows the brick making area in the foreground where there are two men carrying a stretcher loaded with soil, there is soil and straw and two shovels, and there is a man standing in the pit. In the background right is the drying area with rows of bricks lying on the ground and a fourth worker at that location. To the background left are stacks of dried bricks piled perhaps eighteen high, although it does not appear to be for a wall. Adjacent to this stack is a portion of a railroad track. There are also white poles in two lines stretching from the drying area away to the horizon, where there appears to be open fields and a hill or mountain. The caption is at the bottom in red lettering. On the reverse is the divided back, the short title of the card, the name and address of the publisher, the identification number and note that the card was manufactured in Germany, a once-cent stamp, a cancellation stamp, a postmark, a message, and an address. With rubbing on the bottom edge, slight soiling, and scratches, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2171
title: "Picking and loading grapes near Los Angeles, Cal.", postcard, circa 1915

description: A postcard titled "Packing and Loading Grapes near Los Angeles, Cal." published by M. Kashower Company, Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1915. The colored photograph shows several workers standing near grapevines, packing crates, and what appear to be large metal bins laded with fruit. At the top is the title and the reference number "744." At the bottom right of the image is another number "14392." The reverse of the postally unused divded-back card has the publisher's name at the left, the identified spaces for message and address, and the words "POST CARD" at the top center with the publisher's logo in between. There are pencil inscriptions in three places on the back, likely all recent and by a dealer. Other than minor corner rubbing, slight corner creases, minor soiling, and some yellowing, there are few indications of wear and the condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-534
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1827
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2567
title: "Packing oranges, Southern California", postcard, circa 1910s

description: A postcard, "Packing Oranges, Southern California," published by M. Kashower Company and printed by Van Ornum Colorprint Company, both of Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1910s. The image is a color-tinted photograph showing the interior of a packing house. Large rows with conveyor belts which dump oranges into boxes full of fruit are at the left and right. About a dozen men stand behind stands on which boxes are laying waiting to be packed. There are also men at a conveyor belt at the foreground, on which the lids to the boxes are secured with a machine. A man in a suit in the front rests his hand on a stack of boxes on a dolly. In the background are a few other men. Nex to them is a conveyor descending from an upper floor and containing empty boxes. Two more of these conveyors are at the far left and right and also transport empty boxes. The title of the card is at the bottom left in red lettering. On the back of the postally unused card are spaces for correspondence, an address, and a postage stamp. At the center is a palm tree design with the name and city of business for the printer, while the publisher's name and city of business is at the lower left. The number "440" at the bottom center may be a stock number. With a small crease at the top left corner, slight discoloration, and a stain at the top left of the back, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2568
title: "Packing oranges, Southern California", postcard, circa 1910s

description: A postcard, "Packing Oranges, Southern California," published by M. Kashower Company and printed by Van Ornum Colorprint Company, both of Los Angeles, California, USA, circa 1910s. The image is a color-tinted photograph showing the interior of a packing house. Large rows with conveyor belts which dump oranges into boxes full of fruit are at the left and right. About a dozen men stand behind stands on which boxes are laying waiting to be packed. There are also men at a conveyor belt at the foreground, on which the lids to the boxes are secured with a machine. A man in a suit in the front rests his hand on a stack of boxes on a dolly. In the background are a few other men. Nex to them is a conveyor descending from an upper floor and containing empty boxes. Two more of these conveyors are at the far left and right and also transport empty boxes. The title of the card is at the bottom left in red lettering. On the back of the postally unused card are spaces for correspondence, an address, and a postage stamp. At the center is a palm tree design with the name and city of business for the printer, while the publisher's name and city of business is at the lower left. The number "440" at the bottom center may be a stock number. With a small crease at the top left corner, slight discoloration, and a stain at the top left of the back, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-526
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-524
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2605
title: Worker at palm tree removal in San Gabriel for replanting at La Casa Nueva, photograph, 1925-08-09

description: A photograph of a worker posed next to a palm tree for its removal from San Gabriel for replanting at La Casa Nueva, 1925 August 09. The tree, believed to have been planted in 1775 by the priests at Mission San Gabriel, is partially removed and is tilting away from the camera. In the foreground is a large planter box, which appears to have been especially made for the occasion, judging from its appearance and a piece of lumber on the ground in the foreground left. Standing beside the tree, with his left foot on the tree or planter box is a man with a snap-brim cap, dark-colored shirt, with sleeves rolled up to the elbow, lighter-colored knee-length trousers, argyle-like socks and dark-colored shoes. It is assumed he was one of the laborers working on the removal. In the background right are some two-gabled roofs on buildings and fencing. At the background left are a variety of trees, but the exact location is unknown. The date is taken from photographs 48.22 and .23. On the lower right corner of the reverse is the stamped number "131" and the preprinted brand name "VELOX" is throughout the reverse. With some discoloration and surface soiling, the overall condition is good. Number-Units: 1
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2467
title: "Fiesta scene, second act", postcard, circa 1920s

description: A color postcard of the Mission Play entitled, "Fiesta Scene, Second Act," San Gabriel, California, USA, circa 1920s. Published by Pacific Novelty Company, San Francisco and Los Angeles, California, USA. Four women in multicolored dresses stand across the center. All have their left hand at the hip and right arm up in the air. A large crowd looks on across the back, some of the people sit while others stand. Among the group are American Indians, Franciscan priests, and people in Spanish outfits. One man in Spanish attire sits at the left with a guitar in his hands. The set across the background consists of an arched portico with a red tile roof, trees, and a church at the right. The title of the image is at the top left while at the right is "MISSION PLAY, SAN GABRIEL, CAL.," all in black ink. On the center of the back is the name, location, and logo of the Pacific Novelty Company. At the top right is a square box for postage. The artifact was found within an envelope, which is item .1, along with more postcards that are items .2-.6 and .8-.11. The object is in good condition with only minor abrasions at the corners.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-537
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-536
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1831
title: The Land of Sunshine, magazine, 1898-04

description: "The Land of Sunshine," volume 8, number 5, published by The Land of Sunshine Publishing Company, 1898 April. Contents include poetry, a short story, articles on western history, early "Spanish" songs, and a call for a new western "league" for literature. The wrappers have edge tears, rubbing and soiling, but the contents are clean, so the overall condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-530
title: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," report, 1917

description: "Report on an Experiment Made in Los Angeles in the Summer of 1917 for the Americanization of Foreign-born Women," by the State Commission of Immigration and Housing of California, California State Printing Office, Sacramento, California, USA, 1917. The work generated from a Home Teacher Act, mandating new approaches to immigrant education and it concerns the creation of Americanization centers taught by graduates of the state Normal School at Los Angeles. Students included Mexicans, Armenians, Japanese, Molokan Russians, and American Indians and classes concerned infant care and sanitation. With much creasing, stains, soiling and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21817916.v1
title: Link prediction for egocentrically sampled networks

description: Link prediction in networks is typically accomplished by estimating or ranking the probabilities of edges for all pairs of nodes. In practice, especially for social networks, the data are often collected by egocentric sampling, which means selecting a subset of nodes and recording all of their edges. This sampling mechanism requires different prediction tools than the typical assumption of links missing at random. We propose a new computationally efficient link prediction algorithm for egocentrically sampled networks, estimating the underlying probability matrix by estimating its row space. We empirically evaluate the method on several synthetic and real-world networks and show that it provides accurate predictions for network links. Supplemental materials including the code for experiments are available online.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2694
title: Coastal areas of California, photograph, 1900

description: One of eleven photographs in coastal areas in California, 1900. View of a woman in full formal dress sitting on rocks next to the ocean. The condition is uniformly good with minor surface soiling and warping.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8186663.v1
title: MOESM1 of A retrospective study on the influence of siblings’ relatedness in Bolivian patients with chronic Chagas disease

description: Additional file 1: Table S1. The deidentified full dataset used in the study. Last column “Phratry” indicates with a 0 those patients who had no relatives within the database and identifies with a number the different sets of siblings.