Request 974

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PID	Identifier	Title	Date	Description
21823	216.2.b	Occupation by the Japanese	November 5, 1941	The excerpt is from a letter (dated November 5, 1941), in which she describes the occupation by the Japanese.
21824	263.1.e	Difficulties of Chinese Students	July 7, 1918	This excerpt from a letter (July 7, 1918) describes the difficulties that Chinese students face trying to fit back into Chinese life after getting higher education in the United States.
21825	263.5.a	Meager Accommodations	November 26, 1939	November 26, 1939, diary entry (pp. 8&9) describes the missionary school buildings, meager accommodations (due to effects of the Sino-Japanese War) and her teaching load in Chennan, China.
21826	263.5.b	Fund-Raiser Concert	April 17, 1920	Program for a fund-raiser concert in China given by pupils and friends of St. Lois School A.C.M. in the Y.M.C.A. hall on April 17, 1920.
21827	263.5.b	Program for Concert	April 17, 1937	Program (April 17, 1937) for a concert given by Wuchang Female Youth Singing Club and Hankow Youth Singing Club of China.
21828	263.5.m	10 proverbs	N/A	Undated list of 10 proverbs written in English and in Chinese characters.
21829	263.6.0	Music Course Book	1924	Progressive Music Course book prepared by Cox in 1924 which contains musical scores and lyrics in Chinese.
21830	307.1.d	Handwritten Booklet	N/A	Handwritten booklet of Chinese characters arranged according to phonetics. Accompanying the booklet is a printed document of a translation of a Bible verse into Chinese, Malay and Javanese.
21831	351.5.d	Chinese Flash Cards	1920s - 1930s	These are Chinese flash cards.
21832	351.5.e	Chinese Sound Table	N/A	This is a Peking (China) Sound Table.
21833	351.7a.d	Document on the Yates Academy	N/A	This is a document about the Yates Academy in Soochow (English translation), China.
21834	351.7a.d.118	Photograph of Yates Academy	N/A	The photograph is of Yates Academy in Soochow (English translation), China. Photograph taken by Mary Lucile Saunders of the China Baptist Publication Society
21836	351.7a.g.268	Photo of Opening Exercise	September 18, 1939	This is a photograph of the opening exercise of the Baptist Theological Seminary, in Kaifeng, China, (Honan Provence) September 18, 1939.
21838	351.7a.n.666	Photo of Yuan Ming Yuan School	N/A	This is a photograph of (young children squatting)Yuan Ming Yuan School in Shanghai, China. Photograph taken by Mary Lucile Saunders of the China Baptist Publication Society.
21839	351.7a.n.667	Photo of Yuan Ming Yuan School	N/A	This is a photograph of (children without stretched arms) Yuan Ming Yuan School in Shanghai, China. Photograph taken by Mary Lucile Saunders of the China Baptist Publication Society.
21840	351.7a.n.699	Photo of Yuan Ming Yuan School	N/A	These are photographs of (teenage girls)Yuan Ming Yuan School in Shanghai, China.
21844	351.9.0	Missionary Journal	December 1927	Home & Foreign Fields (December 1927) is a missionary journal for Southern Baptist Convention.
21845	351.10.0	Golden Cycle	N/A	Included in the collection is a biography of Robert Thomas Bryan, who was a missionary to China for 53 years. The book is entitled His Golden Cycle(page220) (1938) and was written by Bryan’s daughter, F. Catherine Bryan.
21846	351.10.0	China Rediscovers Her West	1940	This excerpt was taken from China Rediscovers Her West(page 29), a symposium edited by Yi-Fang Wu and Frank W. Price (1940). In it Chinese and Western colleagues interpret movements taking place in “Free” China and give their views.
21948	351.7a.l.595	Transportation	ca. 1920s-1940s	This is a photograph showing a form of transportation in China.
	351.7a.l.623	Camels	ca. 1920s-1940s	This is a photograph showing camels being used as a form of transportation in China.
21950	351.7a.l.630	Temple of Heaven	ca. 1920s-1940s	This is a photograph of the Temple of Heaven in Peking, China.
21951	384.1.0	Mandarin Tomb	N/A	The letter is a description of the Mandarin Tomb at Liean Ch’i Mu in China. She writes, “Chu Yuen Kung is regarded as a founder of the Sung School of Confucian philosophy.”
21952	384.1.0	Great Wall of China	N/A	Among her papers a pamphlet entitled The Great Wall of China Sightseeing Trip for American Marines… and a letter describing the Mandarin Tomb at Liean Ch’i Mu. She writes, “Chu Yuen Kung is regarded as a founder of the Sung School of Confucian philosophy.”
21955	707.2.c.317	First Gate	ca. 1939-1940	This color postcard is of the First Gate at the Imperial City in China.
21956	707.2.c.318	Temple in Peking	ca. 1939-1940	This color postcard is of a Temple in Peking, China.
	707.2.0	Caricature	ca. 1939-1940	This caricature made for U.S. sailors stationed in China was photographed by Hwa Sheng of Chefoo.
21958	7070.2.660	Chinese Aquarium	ca. 1939-1940	This photograph is of the Chinese Aquarium in Tsingtao, China
21959	707.2.681	Floating Gardens	ca. 1939-1940	This photograph is of the Floating Gardens at the Summer Palace in Peking, China.
21960	707.1.198	Lung Wha Pagoda	ca. 1939-1940	This photograph is of the Lung Wha Pagoda in Shanghai, China.
21961	707.1.54	Stilts	ca. 1939-1940	This photograph is of Chinese men in costumes performing on stilts.
21914	707.1.187	Destroyed Train Station	1930s	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. This shot was probably taken during the Sino-Japanese War in the late 1930s. Caption translation: Destroyed train station.
21915	707.1.165	Charging Soldiers	1930s	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. This shot was probably taken during the Sino-Japanese War in the late 1930s. Caption translation: Charging soldiers.
21916	707.1.163	Soldiers Aiming	1930s	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. This shot was probably taken during the Sino-Japanese War in the late 1930s. Caption translation: Soldiers aiming [their weapons] at enemies in the forest.
21917	707.1.176	Our Army Aiming	1930s	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. This shot was probably taken during the Sino-Japanese War in the late 1930s. Caption translation: Our army aiming rifles at enemies.
21918	707.1.191	Ship Sinking	1930s	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. This shot was probably taken during the Sino-Japanese War in the late 1930s. Caption translation: Our transport ship sinking in the river.
21919	707.1.174	Air Force Bombs	1930s	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. This shot was probably taken during the Sino-Japanese War in the late 1930s. Caption translation: Air force bombs.
21920	707.1.158	Victims	1930s	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. This shot was probably taken during the Sino-Japanese War in the late 1930s and shows dead bodies. Caption translation: Victims of enemies.
21921	710.b.44.1982	Burning Legal Records	December 1941	This excerpt from Barney: Journals of Harry Virden Bernard describes efforts by Americans to protect Shanghai citizens by burning legal records held by the U.S. Court for China before the Japanese soldiers could take possession of them in December 1941.
21922	200.2.d.412	Chang-Chih-Tung in Office	ca. 1905-1920	This postcard is of Viceroy Chang-Chih-Tung in his office.
21923	216.2.b	Students Starving	1949	This report written by her tells of the plight of students starving dated October? 1949.
21925	263.1.o	Preparations by Foreign Concession Areas	June 13, 1925	These excerpts from a June 13, 1925, letter details the preparations by the foreign concession areas to protect themselves from the student strikers and the attack on the Bund area (wharves and riverfront) of Hankow, China by the students and coolies.
21926	263.1.o	Student Strikes	June 6, 1925	An excerpt from a June 6, 1925, letter explains what provoked the student strikes in Shanghai, China
21927	263.5.j	Pamphlet Prepared by Students	1919	This 1919 pamphlet prepared by representatives of students attending 83 schools in Shanghai, China, extols such Western values as freedom of press and speech, praises U.S. President Woodrow Wilson and renounces secret treaties between
21928	351.9.0	Long Live Mr. President	N/A	This poster of Chiang Kai-shek reads “Long live Mr. President” written by the famous calligrapher Yoren Yu.
21929	363.1.0	Public Health	1920s	This selection from her memoir (Chapter 3, p. 16) describes public health in China in the early twenties.
21930	363.1.0	Public Health	1920s	This selection from her memoir (Chapter 3, p. 17) describes public health in China in the early twenties.
	386.44.zb	Memorial Hall	1975	This is a panoramic view of the Memorial Hall. The image is a fold out from the book, Pictorial Commentary of Chiang Kia-Shek Memorial Hall (c. 1975 Republic of China).
	447.1.c	War Babies, St. Elizabeth’s, Shanghai	1938	The May 1938 issue of The Spirit of Missions published by the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the U.S.A. includes this photograph (pages 216-217) of “War Babies, St. Elizabeth’s, Shanghai” in China. Dr. Disosway is on the back row, third from the left.
21933	447.1.g.19	Bombs do not frighten them	1932	This c. 1932 photograph of Chinese babies is captioned “War Babies—Falling Bombs do not frighten them.”
21934	707.1.166	Series of Cards	N/A	This photograph of Chiang Kai-shek was part of series of cards produced probably for sale and was not taken by the Stewarts.
	50.Z99.404.1967	Model Peking Opera	1967	Shachiapang; Model Peking Opera on Contemporary Revolutionary Theme (1967) written by the Afro-Asian Writers’ Bureau.
21937	183.8.C5.1950	Speech at the United Nations	November 28, 1950	People’s China Stands for Peace: Speech at the United Nations Security Council, November 28, 1950 given by Wu Hsiu-Chuan, Representative of the Central People’s Government of the People’s Republic of China.
21938	1519.A5.A78.1973	Communist Party of China Documents	1973	The Tenth National Congress of the Communist Party of China (Documents), 1973, published by the Foreign Languages Press in Peking.
21939	1519.A5.A78.1973	Chairman Mao Tse-tung	1973	The photograph of Chairman Mao Tse-tung was taken from the documents booklet for the meeting of the Tenth National Congress of the Communist Party of China in 1973.
21940	50.512.C52.1971	Taking Tiger Mountain	1971	Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy; A Modern Revolutionary Peking Opera (1971) revised collectively by the “Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy” Group of the Peking Opera Troupe of Shanghai, China.
21941	1519.A5.A6.1	Communist Party Documents	1969	The Ninth National Congress of the Communist Party of China (Documents), 1969.
21942	183.8.C5.1975	Tells Truth About Red China	1975	The Only Organization in America that Tells the Truth About Red China (1975?) is a newsletter produced in Washington, D.C., by The Committee for a Free China.
	200.2.b.218	posing next to a stone elephant	1908	This 1908 photograph is of a man on a horse posing next to a stone elephant in Peking, China.
21944	239.1.a	U.S. Passport	April 6, 1927	This is a U.S. Passport issued April 6, 1927 to her parents in Peking, China.
	263.6.a.28	Transporting People	1917-1920	In her diary (1917-1920), Miss Cox included some photographs she took while touring historical sites in the Shanghai, China area. This photograph illustrates a method of transporting people across a frozen river.
	263.6.a.57	Temple in the Summer Palace	1917-1920	In her diary (1917-1920), Miss Cox included some photographs she took while touring historical sites in the Shanghai, China area. This photograph is of the temple in the Summer Palace.
21947	351.7a.l.556	Row of Gods	ca. 1920s-1940s	This is a photograph of a row of gods in a temple in China.
21847	363.1.0	Correct Usage of Tones	N/A	This excerpt (Chapter 2, p. 20) is about the difficulties of correct usage of tones in the Chinese language and how tone changes the meaning of words.
21848	363.1.0	Excerpt from Memoir	N/A	In this excerpt (Chapter 2, p. 20) from her memoir she describes the reverence the Chinese have towards education, but also the lack of formal education they experienced at this time.
21850	E183.8.A78.A44	American-Asian Educational Pamphlet	1969	The American-Asian Educational Exchange Bridges the Information Gap (1969) pamphlet.
21851	200.2.c.319	Postcard	ca. 1905-1920	Postcard of Chinese people in a Peking, China, cart (undated).
21853	263.1.c	Old Custom of Foot-Binding	November 18, 1917	Excerpt from letter (November 18, 1917) describes the old custom of foot-binding among girls in China and its consequences.
21858	351.7a.l.574	Two Children in Winter Attire.	ca. 1920s-1940s	This is a photograph of two children dressed in winter attire.
21859	351.7a.l.577	Baby in a Basket	ca. 1920a-1940s	This is a photograph of a baby in a basket in China.
21860	351.7a.m.664	Wedding Couple	ca. 1920s-1940	This is a photograph of a Chinese wedding couple.
21861	351.8.d.1078	Chinese Family	ca. 1920s-1940s	This is a photograph of a Chinese family.
21863	363.1.0	Women in China	N/A	In this excerpt from her memoir (Chapter 3, p. 9) she describes that women in China are beginning to find their place in the sun.
21864	363.1.0	Scene Along the Canal Bank	N/A	In this excerpt from her memoir (Chapter 2, p. 15) she describes a scene along the canal bank and the lack of sanitation.
21865	429.3.f.48	Chinese Children	ca. 1912-1935	This photograph shows aspects of life of the Chinese children.
21866	459.3.g.49	Foot Binding	ca. 1912-1935	This photograph shows the practice of foot binding.
21867	200.2.a.126	Beggars at their Daily Work	1909	This photograph was taken in Peking, China, in 1909 and Mr. Gregory wrote on the back of the photograph “beggars at their daily work.”
21872	351.7a.l.570	Chinese Carried Burdens	ca. 1920s-1940s	This is a photograph of how some Chinese carried burdens.
21873	351.7a.l.576	Rural Farm	ca. 1920s-1940s	This is a photograph of a rural farm in China.
21874	351.7a.l.590	House Boat	ca. 1920s-1940s	This is an image of a house boat in China.
21875	388.1.e	Description of a Funeral	December 19, 1929	In this excerpt from a letter dated December 19, 1929, Mrs. Gregory gives an in-depth description of a funeral for a Chinese woman and mentions her feelings of having intruded where they shouldn’t have been.
21876	447.1.c	Forth—The Spirit of Missions	November 1940	The November 1940 issue of Forth—The Spirit of Missions has a cover photograph of Chinese children (probably refugees).
21877	447.1.g.14	Man Selling Straw Sandals	N/A	This undated postcard of a man selling straw sandals was published by Mactavish & Co. Ltd. of Shanghai, China.
21879	707.1.233	Chinese Laborers	ca. 1939-1940	This photograph is of Chinese laborers.
21880	707.1.274	Riding with Her Children	ca. 1939-1940	This photograph is of a Chinese woman riding with her children in basket.
21881	707.1.234	Repairing Shoes	ca. 1939-1940	This photograph is of a Chinese man repairing shoes.
21882	630.1.0	Chinese Bury Their People Anywhere	N/A	This is an excerpt from an American Tea Merchant in China. He is talking about how the Chinese bury their people anywhere and how it interferes with planting of crops.
21883	200.1.a	Protesting Shop Classification	1907	This 1907 letter is from a Chinese sub-dealer protesting to Mr. Gregory that he can’t earn enough profit selling BAT tobacco when his shop is classified as a 3rd class shop.
21884	200.2.a.125	Selling Tobacco	ca. 1905-1920	This photograph is of a Westerner using a record player to sell tobacco.
21885	200.2.b.197	Chinese General Store	ca. 1905-1920	This photograph is of a Chinese general store that has both Chinese and Western customers.
21886	351.7a.l.571	Street Vendor	ca. 1920s-1940s	This image shows a street vendor in China.
21887	363.1.0	Professional Letter Writer	N/A	Her memoir (Chapter 4, p. 7) describes a professional letter writer in China.
21888	363.1.0	Department Stores Carrying Foreign Products	N/A	Her memoir (Chapter 4, p. 8) describes the Chinese department stores carrying many foreign products.
21889	429.3.f.47	Store Fronts	ca. 1912-1935	This photograph shows store fronts along a city street in China.
21890	429.3.g.8	Operations of the Company	ca. 1912-1935	This photograph shows the operations of the British-American Tobacco Company (B.A.T.) in China.
21891	429.os.1	Poster for Sanyu	ca. 1912-1935	This poster is an advertisement for Sanyu, a textile company that sold towels, bedding and socks in Shanghai, China.
21893	707.1.230	Banner for Prostitution Business	ca. 1939-1940	This photograph shows a banner in English advertising a prostitution business in Chefoo, China.
21894	707.1.278	Street View	ca. 1939-1940	This photograph shows a street view in an unidentified city in China.
21895	707.1.284	Shanghai Waterfront	ca. 1939-1940	The professionally produced color photograph shows a panoramic view of the Shangha, China,i waterfront.
21896	707.2.965	Jelly Belly in Tsingtao	ca. 1939-1940	This photograph shows the front of the shop belonging to the tailor Jelly Belly in Tsingtao, China, on Shantung Road.
	200.2.a.177	Enfa Zhou	March 8, 1907	This photograph is of Enfa Zhou, leader of a gang of Manchurian guerilla outlaws, prior to his execution by the Chinese government on March 8, 1907.
21899	236.1.a	Letter Written to Yigdal	August 23, 1939	This excerpt is from a letter written to Yigdal on August 23, 1939. In it she talks about this girl in Japanese occupied Nanking, China, avoiding capture while she walks to escape the area.
21900	263.1.k	Bandits in China	November 13, 1922	In two excerpts from her November 13, 1922, letter written while living in Hankow, Miss Cox writes about the many bandits in China and their practice of taking foreigners for ransom and to embarrass the Chinese government.
21901	263.1.l	China Solders as Bandits	August 2, 1923	This excerpt describing all soldiers in China as bandits and explaining why that is so is from a letter dated August 2, 1923.
21902	351.1.e	Japanese Occupation	September 11, 1945	This passage from a letter dated September 11, 1945. It describes aspects of the Japanese occupation in Shanghai, China.
21903	351.1.f	Hardships	April 29, 1946	This excerpt is from a letter written to her, from Shanghai, China, describing hardships. It is dated April 29, 1946.
21904	363.l.0	Nanking Government	1927	This selection from her memoir (Chapter 3, p. 10) describes a tumultuous time for the Nanking China Government (1927).
21905	363.1.0	Conditions of the Camp	1943	She was interned along with hundreds of other foreigners. She gives details of the conditions of the camp in Shanghai, China. She was held at the camp for seven-months (1943). (Chapter 14, p.3)
21906	384.1.a	Chinese Banditry	1930s	The letter (May 26, 1930) gives description of Chinese banditry, political unrest and Communist attacks of the 1930s.
21907	467.1.os	Chapei Civil Assembly	June 2, 1944	This drawing of the Chapei Civil Assembly prison camp near Shanghai, China done by Lois Anna Ely was published in the June 2, 1944, issue of The Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury.
21908	707.1.154	Shanghai During the Sino-Japanese War.	1937	This photograph shows Shanghai, China in flames in 1937 during the Sino-Japanese War.
21909	707.1.169	Sino-Japanese War	1930s	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. This shot was probably taken during the Sino-Japanese War in the late 1930s. Caption translation: Air force members about to depart to attack enemies.
21910	707.1.281	First U.S. Marine Contingent	1937	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. First U.S. Marine Contingent Shanghai '37 Customs Jetty.
21911	707.1.178	Soldier with Armored Car	1930s	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. This shot was probably taken during the Sino-Japanese War in the late 1930s. Caption translation: Soldier with armored car.
21912	707.1.190	Destroyed Citizen Houses	1930s	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. This shot was probably taken during the Sino-Japanese War in the late 1930s. Caption translation: Destroyed citizen houses in Beixinjing area in Shanghai.
21913	707.1.160	A Restaurant Being Bombed	late 1930s	This photograph appears to be commercially produced for the Chinese public. This shot was probably taken during the Sino-Japanese War in the late 1930s. Caption translation: A restaurant being bombed on Nanking Road in front of Palace and Cathay Hotels.
	263.6.a	Red Wedding Attire	September 21, 1917	Excerpts from description of Chinese bride's wedding attire and trousseau in September 19, 1917, diary entry. Same wedding in Hankow, China, that the invitation mentioned above is for.
21962	429.3.g.3	Two Children	ca. 1912-1935	This photograph (ca. 1912-1935) shows two Chinese children.
	429.3.g.76	Farwell	1935	These photographs are of a farewell group in Nanking, China, (B.A.T.) managers, fellow employees and James Joyner before he returns to North Carolina.date: 1935; creator:   Item from job 989
	429.os3.25	Farwell	1935	These photographs are of a farewell group in Nanking, China, (B.A.T.) managers, fellow employees and James Joyner before he returns to North Carolina.date: 1935; creator: Item from job 989
22142	677.077.1	Rickshaw	ca. 1920s	The man in this photograph of a U.S. sailor in a rickshaw in China is probably Walter A. Rising.

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