cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-782
title: "First Engagement on Los Angeles," program, 1929

description: "First Engagement on Los Angeles," program, German Grand Opera Company at Shrine Civic Auditorium, 665 West Jefferson Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, USA, season 1929-1930. Presented by Lynden Ellwsworth Behymer. Includes insert with the following year's program. Productions by Richard Wagner and Wolfgang Mozart including "Das Rheingold," "The Flying Dutchman," "Don Giovanni," "The Twilight of the Gods." Includes advertisements for jewelry, evening wear, hotels, other local businesses and llist of patrons and staff. In good condition, minor acid burn and creasing, stain to front cover at bottom.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-74
title: A reception committee ribbon for the Mexican Independence Day celebration, Los Angeles, 1909-09-16

description: A reception committee ribbon for the Mexican Independence Day celebration, Los Angeles, 1909 September 16. The item has a gold framed bar with the word "RECEPTION" on it. A tricolored (the Mexican flag colors of green, white and red) ribbon has the words "Independencia de Mexico / Club Cura Hidalgo" and the date and location. There is gold fringe at the bottom, as well as a manufacturer's label on the reverse. Events for the celebration included a morning activity at the Plaza Church and then streetcars took participants to Chutes Park for sports and a concert. A miniature Mexican village and refreshments were also offered. With soiling, creases and edge wear, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19196780
title: City- and county-level spatio-temporal energy consumption and efficiency datasets for China from 1997 to 2017

description: City- and county-level spatio-temporal energy consumption and efficiency datasets for China from 1997 to 2017
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1444
title: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929

description: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929. The 26-paged pamphlet details California property rights of married, unmarried and widowed women. In addition, information is given regarding liability, contracts, taxes, inheritance and different types of property. The last page gives the locations to different bank branches that offer advice on financial matters regarding property. The pamphlet was published by Trust Department of Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles. It is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1438
title: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929

description: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929. The 26-paged pamphlet details California property rights of married, unmarried and widowed women. In addition, information is given regarding liability, contracts, taxes, inheritance and different types of property. The last page gives the locations to different bank branches that offer advice on financial matters regarding property. The pamphlet was published by Trust Department of Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles. It is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1430
title: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929

description: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929. The 26-paged pamphlet details California property rights of married, unmarried and widowed women. In addition, information is given regarding liability, contracts, taxes, inheritance and different types of property. The last page gives the locations to different bank branches that offer advice on financial matters regarding property. The pamphlet was published by Trust Department of Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles. It is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1448
title: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929

description: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929. The 26-paged pamphlet details California property rights of married, unmarried and widowed women. In addition, information is given regarding liability, contracts, taxes, inheritance and different types of property. The last page gives the locations to different bank branches that offer advice on financial matters regarding property. The pamphlet was published by Trust Department of Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles. It is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1428
title: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929

description: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929. The 26-paged pamphlet details California property rights of married, unmarried and widowed women. In addition, information is given regarding liability, contracts, taxes, inheritance and different types of property. The last page gives the locations to different bank branches that offer advice on financial matters regarding property. The pamphlet was published by Trust Department of Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles. It is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1425
title: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929

description: Women's Property Rights in California, pamphlet, 1929. The 26-paged pamphlet details California property rights of married, unmarried and widowed women. In addition, information is given regarding liability, contracts, taxes, inheritance and different types of property. The last page gives the locations to different bank branches that offer advice on financial matters regarding property. The pamphlet was published by Trust Department of Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles. It is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1295
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-c116-778
title: "First Engagement on Los Angeles," program, 1929

description: "First Engagement on Los Angeles," program, German Grand Opera Company at Shrine Civic Auditorium, 665 West Jefferson Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, USA, season 1929-1930. Presented by Lynden Ellwsworth Behymer. Includes insert with the following year's program. Productions by Richard Wagner and Wolfgang Mozart including "Das Rheingold," "The Flying Dutchman," "Don Giovanni," "The Twilight of the Gods." Includes advertisements for jewelry, evening wear, hotels, other local businesses and llist of patrons and staff. In good condition, minor acid burn and creasing, stain to front cover at bottom.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-789
title: "First Engagement on Los Angeles," program, 1929

description: "First Engagement on Los Angeles," program, German Grand Opera Company at Shrine Civic Auditorium, 665 West Jefferson Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, USA, season 1929-1930. Presented by Lynden Ellwsworth Behymer. Includes insert with the following year's program. Productions by Richard Wagner and Wolfgang Mozart including "Das Rheingold," "The Flying Dutchman," "Don Giovanni," "The Twilight of the Gods." Includes advertisements for jewelry, evening wear, hotels, other local businesses and llist of patrons and staff. In good condition, minor acid burn and creasing, stain to front cover at bottom.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-84
title: A snapshot, African American man in a suit, Pasadena, 1928

description: A snapshot, African American man in a suit, Pasadena, 1928. A young looking man wearing well tailored suit stands in front of what looks like a barn door, or garage door. The photographer's shadow is seen at bottom right. An ink inscription at the top edge identifies the year and location. The photograph is in good condition, with minor corner creases.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1293
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-c116-1287
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-c116-1281
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-c116-1285
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-c116-1140
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-c116-1283
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-c116-133
title: A large group portrait, Los Angeles, 1924

description: A large group portrait, Los Angeles, 1924. A mixed group of some Japanese American and Caucasian, finely dressed people gathered on the steps of a supposedly new building, decorated with banners for an event. The building has sloping eaves similar to a Japanese temple architecture. Several Japanese American children are seated at the front of the portrait. There is an inscription at the bottom of the photograph in Chinese characters. The photograph is in good condition, minor delamination of adhesive on the reverse.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-82
title: A group portrait of a children's play on a stage, Los Angeles, circa 1920

description: A group portrait of a children's play on a stage, Los Angeles, circa 1920. The photograph is by Toyo, Los Angeles. A mixed group of children, Caucasian and Japanese American, dressed in what appears to be traditional Japanese attire. The children stand at the front of the play's set on a school stage. An American flag is partially visible to the right. At the bottom of the stage are several chairs and music stands, presumably for the orchestra or band. The photograph is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1279
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-c116-1269
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-c116-90
title: "No. 167, Chinese Dragon, 500 feet long", cabinet photograph, circa 1898

description: A cabinet card photograph, "No. 167, Chinese Dragon, 500 feet long," Garden City Foto Co., Los Angeles, circa 1898. The image, probably taken during La Fiesta de Los Angeles, shows a few dozen Chinese men within the dragon and walking alongside it, moving down a downtown street with a streetcar track in the middle. Bystanders observe the spectacle from both sides of the thoroughfare. With stains, especially at the upper left corner, soiling, creasing, and edge rubbing, the condition is fair.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1141
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-c116-81
title: A group portrait of a children's play on a stage, Los Angeles, circa 1920

description: A group portrait of a children's play on a stage, Los Angeles, circa 1920. The photograph is by Toyo, Los Angeles. A mixed group of children, Caucasian and Japanese American, dressed in what appears to be traditional Japanese attire. The children stand at the front of the play's set on a school stage. An American flag is partially visible to the right. At the bottom of the stage are several chairs and music stands, presumably for the orchestra or band. The photograph is in good condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1277
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-c116-1275
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-c116-1112
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-c116-132
title: A large group portrait, Los Angeles, 1924

description: A large group portrait, Los Angeles, 1924. A mixed group of some Japanese American and Caucasian, finely dressed people gathered on the steps of a supposedly new building, decorated with banners for an event. The building has sloping eaves similar to a Japanese temple architecture. Several Japanese American children are seated at the front of the portrait. There is an inscription at the bottom of the photograph in Chinese characters. The photograph is in good condition, minor delamination of adhesive on the reverse.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1271
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-c116-1267
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-c116-63
title: "1647 - Bulletin Board, Chinatown", postcard, 1909-12-11

description: A colored photographic postcard, "1647 - Bulletin Board, Chinatown," Los Angeles, by Edward H. Mitchell, Publisher, San Francisco, postmarked 1909 December 11. The image is of a gathering of Chinese men near notices posted on the wall of a brick building in the Chinatown district of the city, now the site of Union Station. The reverse has the message, an address, the one-cent stamp, the postmark, and the cancellation stamp. The condition is good. From "C. A." to Archie Mathews, 209 Conamaugh Street, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, USA. "Do you think you could read those signs?" --first line.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1261
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-c116-4
title: Chinese gardeners in California, postcard, 1910

description: Chinese gardeners in California, postcard, published by Walter M. Reeves, Los Angeles, circa 1910. In good overall condition.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-1263
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-c116-1294
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-c116-1260
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.