cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3199
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-c116-3196
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-c116-204
title: A Latino bride and groom portrait, circa1890s

description: A large format cabinet photograph of a Latino bride and groom by Benjamin F. Conaway, Santa Ana, circa 1890s. The photo shows the bride in her white dress and train and long veil standing next to a table draped with a covering on which is a vase with flowers. On the other side of the table the groom sits on a side chair and wears a dark three-piece suit, on which is a corsage, with a white shirt. Conaway was father-in-law of A. Otis Birch, an oil man in the Brea Canyon field, who also was a business partner of Walter P. Temple in another oil venture. With some soiling, edge rubbing, and a few stains, the condition is good overall.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-2960
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. 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-c116-3194
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-c116-2957
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. 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-c116-2959
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. 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-c116-3193
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-c116-2958
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. 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-c116-205
title: A Latino bride and groom portrait, circa1890s

description: A large format cabinet photograph of a Latino bride and groom by Benjamin F. Conaway, Santa Ana, circa 1890s. The photo shows the bride in her white dress and train and long veil standing next to a table draped with a covering on which is a vase with flowers. On the other side of the table the groom sits on a side chair and wears a dark three-piece suit, on which is a corsage, with a white shirt. Conaway was father-in-law of A. Otis Birch, an oil man in the Brea Canyon field, who also was a business partner of Walter P. Temple in another oil venture. With some soiling, edge rubbing, and a few stains, the condition is good overall.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-284
title: Two mounted snapshot photographs of Eastlake Park, Los Angeles, 1909-08-01

description: A photo album page with two mounted snapshot photographs of Eastlake Park, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1909 August 01. The images are of what is now Lincoln Park in the Lincoln Heights neighborhood and the condition is good overall.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-275
title: A wedding portrait of what appears to be an Italian couple, circa 1890s

description: A wedding portrait of what appears to be an Italian couple, by F. Borgia, Los Angeles, circa 1890s. The studio portrait shows a man seated in a curved chair wearing a black suit, white shirt, white bow tie and a corsage and pendant affixed to his left lapel. His bride stands to the left with a gloved hand on the groom's forearm. She has on an embroidered ankle-length dress, floor-length veil with floral decorations, and holds a floral bouquet in the crook of her right arm. The photographer's name and address are at the bottom. Given the photographer's name, address and the appearance of the subjects, they appear to be Italian, but could also be Latino. With a creased corner and some edge rubbing to the mount, while the photo looks clean, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-301
title: A large format cabinet photo of a Latino wedding party, circa 1920s

description: A large format cabinet photo of a Latino wedding party, Borgia Studio, Los Angeles, circa 1920s. The image shows the party of six, including the bridal couple seated and the other two couples standing behind them. The men wear corsages and the ladies hold fbouquets, while another bouquet and two pillows are on a rug on the floor. The photo comes in an ornate portfolio with the studio name and address stamped on it. The folder has some stains, abrasions, soiling and rubbing, but the photo is largely free of wear, so the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-259
title: Playbill for The Music Box Theatre, "Ken-Geki", 1926-06-18

description: A playbill for Music Box Theatre, Hollywood, and the play "Ken-Geki," 1926 June 18. The item provides the name of prominent motion picture sponsors, such as Charles Chaplin, Sid Grauman, Samuel Goldwyn, and Cecil B. DeMille, lists the cast, plot scenario, and detailed story lines, as well as for the item's publisher. With folds, creases, some yellowing, and minor soiling, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3075
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. 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-c116-269
title: "37. The Old and the New of Los Angeles, Showing Pepper Trees in Sonora Town," cabinet photograph, 1893

description: An unmounted cabinet photograph, "37. The Old and the New of Los Angeles, Showing Pepper Trees in Sonora Town," R.R.B.T., Los Angeles, 1893. The view shows some adobe structures with a board fence between them and portions of two large pepper trees in the foreground. Two women and a child are near the open door of the structure at the right. In the distance are some modern structures, presumably in the hills west of Sonoratown, which was a predominantly Latino community north of the Plaza. The caption is at the lower left along with the initials "R.R.B.T." and the year "1893." On the reverse in ink is "Mrs. Weddell" and a pencil inscription, "Rec. 10/1/93." With some soiling and creases, as well as curvature from the thin paper, the overall condition is good.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3060
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. 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-c116-3078
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. 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-c116-3066
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. 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-c116-3077
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. 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-c116-3059
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. 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-c116-3052
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.16575849.v1
title: Additional file 2 of Molecular phylogeny of the Anopheles hyrcanus group (Diptera: Culicidae) based on rDNA–ITS2 and mtDNA–COII

description: Additional file 2: Table S1. Full list of the 691 ITS2 sequences of the Anopheles hyrcanus group deposited in GenBank, with GenBank accession numbers, species, geographical location and corresponding authors. Table S2. Full list of 368 COII sequences of the Anopheles hyrcanus group deposited in GenBank, with GenBank accession numbers, species, geographical location and corresponding authors. Table S3. Full list of 267 ITS2 sequences (haplotypes) of the Anopheles hyrcanus group used for genetic divergence analysis and phylogenetic analysis. Table S4. Full list of 260 COII sequences (haplotypes) of the Anopheles hyrcanus group used for genetic divergence analysis and phylogenetic analysis.
DOI: 10.25549/wthm-c116-3084
title: B'nai Brith Messenger, 1929-10-04/1929-12-27

description: Ten issues of "B'nai Brith Messenger" combined with "California Jewish Review," 1929 October 04/1929 December 27. The disbound set of issues, which is missing one issue from its run, has the title at the top center, location (I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, California, USA) 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 (Vol. 31, Numbers 40-52), 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. There are some photographs, mainly of individuals, and many advertisements in the issues. Item 1.1 comprises the run from July 19. In fair condition, the run generally has brittleness, surface soiling, browning, looseness from the disbinding, losses along edges, and edge tears.