commission, is the world's largest vessel. She is 919 feet long, 98
feet beam, and 62 feet deep. The boat deck is 100 feet, and the trunks
of the mast 246 feet, above the keel. The funnels are 69 feet long
with oval openings, 29 by 18 feet. The rudder alone weighs 90 tons.
She is registered at 50,000 tons, with a displacement of 70,000 tons.
Displacement represents the weight of the water which is occupied
by that part of the hull under water. The ship is a modern floating
hotel, containing a grill-room, a tea garden, a veranda café, several
ladies' sitting-rooms, a palm garden, a ball-room, a gymnasium, a
swimming tank, and other accessories. In the first cabin there are
220 regular bath rooms and showers, including 150 private bath rooms.
The staterooms do not contain berths, metal bedsteads being used
throughout. The entrance hall is 90 feet wide, and 69 feet long. In
addition the vessel carries a drug store, a book store, and a flower
shop, and several passenger elevators are maintained. To illuminate the
ship there are 9,500 electric lamps. The Roman bath is 65 feet long,
and 41 feet wide. The swimming bath is 39 feet long, 21 feet wide, and
9 feet deep. The quadruple turbine engines have 72,000 horse-power and
develop an average speed of 22-1/2 knots an hour. One of the immense
rotars contains 50,000 blades, and weighs 135 tons. The ship carries
a crew of 1,100 persons, a complete fire department, and wireless
telegraphy. If the "Imperator" was set on end, she would be higher than
the largest building in the world, which is 750 feet high. The ship has
a passenger capacity equal to the population of a large town.
=Yankee.=--This word is said to be a corruption of English or Anglais,
pronounced by the Massachusetts Indians, who gave this name to the New
England Colonists, Yenghies, Yanghies, Yankees. It was applied to the
New Englanders by the British soldiers during the Revolutionary War,
and to the Federal soldiers by the Confederates during the Civil War.
=Yankee Doodle.=--The origin of Yankee Doodle, perhaps the most
famous American national air, is unknown. It is supposed to have been
an English tune. At any rate, it was introduced into America by the
British troops in 1775.
INDEX
INDEX
Abbreviations in common use, 1
Accidents, 160
Accidents, electrical, 173
Accidents, how to avoid, 185
Acetylene gas, 2
Acid poisoning, 189
Aconite poisoning, 190
Admitted to the Union, 62
Adventists, 2
Arsenic poisoning, 191
Æolian harp, 3
Afire, clothing, 166
Africa, 40
Age, 3
Agricultural implement industry, 3
Air ship records, 114
Alaska, 3
Alberg tunnel, 59
Algebra, 4
Almanacs, 4
Amazons, 4
American inventions, 57
Ammonia, 174
Antarctic ocean, 40
Apostles' creed, 4
Apothecaries' weight, 154
Apparent death, 160
April Fools Day, 4
Arbor Day, 5
Arctic ocean, 40
Area of a circle, 24
Area of a square, 26
Area of desert, 41
Area of fertile soil, 41
Area of the base of a square, 26
Area of the earth, 39
Area of the oceans, 40
Area of the United States, 62
Areas of earthquakes, 42
Arithmetic, 5
Arnica, 175
Aromatic spirits of ammonia, 175
Artesian wells, 5
Artificial ice, 5
Arts, seven liberal, 108
Asia, 40
Atlantic cable, 6
Atlantic ocean, 40
Atmosphere, 10
Aurora Borealis, 10
Australia, 41
Automobile records, 114
Automobiles, 10
Average life of man, 3
Average weight of men and women, 128
Avoirdupois weight, 154
Baltic and North Sea canal, 17
Bandaging, 161
Bank of England, 11
Baseball, 115
Base of a triangle, 25
Bastile, 11
Baths, 161
Bayreuth Festival, 11
Beautifiers, 43
Belladonna poisoning, 191
Bells on shipboard, 100
Bible, 11
Bible, kissing the, 67
Bible statistics, 12
Bicarbonate of soda, 175
Billiard records, 115
Bi-metallism, 12
Birth stones, 12
Bite, snake, 195
Bites, dog, 169
Bleeding, 162
Bleeding from capillary veins, 163
Bleeding from the veins, 163
Blind, 13
Blood, circulation of, 21
Blood-heat, 13
Blue-Grass region, 13
Board and timber measure, 156
Body temperature, 198
Bones, broken, 164
Books, production of, 100
Bowling records, 116
Boxers, 14
Brain, 14
Brandy, 177
Bread, 15
Breakfast foods, 15
British Royal family, cost of, 30
Broken bones, 164
Brook farm, 15
Burns, 192
Cable, Atlantic, 6
Calculating interest, 16
California, gold in, 55
Camphor, 176
Camphor poisoning, 190
Canals, 17
Capacity of cisterns and wells, 18
Capillary veins, bleeding from, 163
Capitol at Washington, 18
Carbolic acid poisoning, 189
Cards, 93
Carrying the wounded, 199
Cause of failures, 48
Cellars, disinfecting, 168
Cells of the brain, 14
Celluloid, 19
Census of the United States, 27
Certified checks, 19
Cesspools, disinfecting, 168
Cheap laundry soaps, 110
Checks, certified, 19
Chemical composition of man, 20
Chess, 20
Chests (medicine), 75
Chief virtues, 107
Chilblains, 164
Children, emergencies, 173
Chloroform poisoning, 190
Christmas, 21
Circle, circumference of, 25
Circle, diameter of, 24
Circle, radius of, 24
Circle, square of the diameter of, 24
Circle, square of the radius of, 24
Circular measure, 155
Circulation of the blood, 21
Circumference of a circle, 25
Circumference of a circle, square of, 25
Circumference of a sphere, 25
Circumference of the earth, 39
Cisterns and wells, capacity of, 18
Cities in the United States, distances between, 34
Cities (large) of the United States, 28
Cities of the world (population), 73
Civil War, songs of, 113
Cleanliness, 164
Climate and temperature, 21
Climate, influence of the ocean on, 66
Clothing, afire, 166
Coal industry, 22
Coal oil, fires from, 179
Cocoa industry, 22
Coffee industry, 22
Coin (money), 23
Cold cream, 177
Colds, 167
Collapse, 194
Colors, to produce, 138
Colosseum, 23
Comets, 23
Communism and Socialism, 27
Comparative population of the large cities and towns of the United
States, 28
Comparative population of the United States, 27
Copper coining, 23
Commission form of government, 56
Common abbreviations, 1
Common Council, 56
Common degrees, 1
Common measurements, 24
Compass, 28
Composition of man, 20
Constitution of the United States, 55
Corn in the crib, to measure, 138
Corporal works of mercy, 107
Correct weight of men and women, 126
Corrosive sublimate poisoning, 191
Corsets, 29
Cosmetics, 29
Cost of the British Royal family, 30
Cotton industry, 31
Cotton gin, 31
Cough medicines, 87
Countries of the world, 98
Cradle of American liberty, 31
Credit Mobilier, 31
Creed, Apostles', 4
Creosote poisoning, 189
Croton water tunnel, 59
Crusades, 32
Crust of the earth, 32
Cubic measure, 154
Daguerreotypes, 32
Damage by lightning, 33
Danger of taking patent medicines, 86
Day or night, to find the length of, 137
Deadly sins, 107
Deaf and dumb, 33
Death, apparent, 160
Deaths, percentage of, 77
Deeds, 33
Degrees in common use, 1
Depth of the sea, 40
Dialects, 112
Diameter of a circle, 24
Diameter of a sphere, 26
Diamonds (famous), 49
Dictionaries, 33
Difference in time, 136
Different colors, to produce, 138
Digestibility of foods, 34
Diphtheria, 167
Diseases, infectious, 186
Disinfectants, 167
Disinfecting cellars, yards, cesspools, etc., 168
Disinfecting the sick room, 168
Dislocation, 168
Distance between cities in the United States, 34
Distance from the earth to the planets, 112
Diving bells, 36
Dog bites, 169
Drama, 36
Drowning, 169
Drowning, to prevent, 172
Drugs, 36
Dry measure, 154
Dumb and deaf, 33
Dying sayings of great men, 37
Dynamite, 39
Ear, getting things into, 184
Earth, crust of, 32
Earth facts, 39
Earthquake areas, 42
Earthquakes, 41
Electoral vote, 62
Engine, steam, 128
England, Bank of, 11
Equator, 39
Errors of history, 44
Esperanto, 46
Estimating the weight of hay, 137
Europe, 40
Exercise, 178
Extinguishing fire from coal oil, 179
Eye, getting things into, 183
Facts about the earth, 39
Failures, 47
Failures, cause of, 48
Fainting, 180
Famous diamonds, 49
Faneuil Hall, 31
Farm productions, 49
Feeding an invalid, 180
Fertile soil, 41
Finding the capacity of cisterns and wells, 18
Finding the length of day or night, 137
Finding the number of days (interest), 16
Fire in the house, 181
Fires from coal oil, 179
First trans-Atlantic steamship, 51
Fits, 181
Flag of the United States, 142
Flour industry, 51
Food (pure), 101
Food nutriment, 51
Foods, breakfast, 15
Foods, digestibility of, 34
Fool's Day, 4
Force of gravity, 57
Forests, 52
Foretelling the weather, 52
Freemasonry, 54
Freiburg tunnel, 59
French Academy, 55
Frost bite, 182
Fumigating a sick room, 182
Gas, acetylene, 2
Gas, illuminating, 186
Gas, natural, 79
Gems, language of, 67
Getting things into the eye, nose, ear, etc., 183
Getting wet, 184
Ginger, 176
Glass, plate, 92
Glasses, 114
Glycerine, 176
Gold coining, 23
Gold in California, 55
Government, 55
Grain industry, 57
Gravity, 57
Great American inventions, 57
Great Eastern, 58
Great libraries, 59
Great men, dying sayings of, 37
Great religions, 135
Great tunnels, 59
Greece, seven wise men of, 108
Growers (hair), 59
Gunnison tunnel, 59
Hair growers, 59
Half-century of life, 60
Half the circumference of a circle, 25
Hamamelis, 177
Hammer-throwing records, 117
Harp, æolian, 3
Hawaii, 61
Hay industry, 61
Hay, to estimate the weight of, 137
Headache powders, 87
Headaches, 184
Health, 61
Height of men and women, 126
Height of the land, 40
Hiccoughs, 185
Highest mountain, 40
Historical data, 62
History, errors of, 44
History in brief, United States, 143
Holy Grail, 64
Hoosac tunnel, 59
House afire, 181
House of Representatives, 56
Household weights, 64
How to avoid accidents, 185
How to become a voter, 64
Human brain, 14
Hurdle racing records, 117
Hurricane warnings, 152
Hydrophobia, 169
Ice, artificial, 5
Illuminating gas, 186
Implement industry, 3
Indian ocean, 40
Industrial occupations, 65
Industry, agricultural implement, 3
coal, 22
cocoa, 22
coffee, 22
cotton, 31
flour, 51
grain, 57
hay, 61
iron, 66
jewelry, 66
liquor and wine, 74
meat, 75
mineral, 76
mining, 76
petroleum, 92
poultry and egg, 97
sugar, 130
tobacco, 137
wool, 203
Infectious diseases, 186
Influence of the ocean on the climate, 66
Inhabitants of the United States, 95
Insane, 66
Insomnia, 195
Interest calculating, 16
Interest table, 17
Invalid, feeding an, 180
Inventions, great American, 57
Iron industry, 66
Jewelry industry, 66
John Doe and Richard Roe, 66
Judicial, 56
Jumping records, 117
Kissing the Bible, 67
Koran, 67
Land area of the earth, 39
Land area of the United States, 93
Land, height of, 40
Land measure, 155
Language of gems, 67
Languages, 112
Languages of the world, 67
Large cities and towns of the United States, population of, 28
Large cities in North America, population of, 68
Largest steamship, 204
Laundry soaps, 110
Law, 72
Leading cities of the world (population), 73
Legislative, 56
Length of day or night, to find, 137
Liberal arts, seven, 108
Libraries, 59
Life, half-century of, 60
Lightning, damage by, 33
Liquid measure, 154
Liquor and wine industry, 74
Literature, 74
Living ages, 3
Lockjaw, 188
Long measure, 153
Lotions, shaving, 109
Magnetic poles, 75
Mammoth cave, 75
Man, chemical composition of, 20
Manchester canal, 17
Marathon team race records, 117
Masons, 54
Measurements, common, 24
Measuring corn in the crib, 138
Meat industry, 75
Medicine chests, 75
Medicines, emergency, 174
Medicines (patent), 86
Men of Greece, seven wise, 108
Mercy, seven corporal works of, 107
Metalic coin, 23
Metric system, 155
Microscope, 76
Middle Ages, seven wonders of, 108
Mineral industry, 76
Mining industry, 76
Money (coin), 23
Mont Cenis tunnel, 59
Moon, 76
Mortality, 77
Mortgages, 78
Motor-cycle records, 117
Mountain, highest, 40
Mushroom poisoning, 191
Mustard plasters, 188
National Government, 56
Nations, wealth of, 151
Natural gas, 79
Naturalization, 79
Naturalized citizens, 64
Neuralgia, 188
Newspapers, 80
New York Stock Exchange, 81
New Zealand, 41
Nicknames of States, 81
Night, to find the length of, 137
Nitroglycerine, 82
Normal weight of men and women, 126
North American continent, 40
North America, population of the large cities of, 68
Nose, getting things into, 183
Notes, 82
Number of newspapers, 80
Nutriment of food, 51
Nux vomica poisoning, 190
Occupations, industrial, 65
Ocean ownership, 82
Ocean records, 117
Oceans, area of, 40
Old time ships, 83
Opium poisoning, 190
Oxalic acid poisoning, 189
Pacific ocean, 40
Palmistry, 84
Panama canal, 17
Partnership, 84
Patent medicines, 86
Peppermint, 176
Percentage of deaths, 77
Perpetual motion, 91
Petroleum industry, 92
Philippine Islands, 92
Phonograph, 131
Physicians, 88
Pianoforte, 92
Planets, 112
Plate glass, 92
Playing cards, 93
Poison, 188
Poisoning by acids, 189
by aconite, 190
by arsenic, 191
by carbolic acid or creosote, 189
by belladonna, 191
by camphor, 190
by chloroform, 190
by corrosive sublimate, 191
by mushrooms, 191
by nux vomica, 190
by opium, 190
by oxalic acid, 189
by prussic acid, 189
Poisonous insects, stings of, 197
Pole star, 93
Pole vaulting records, 118
Poles, magnetic, 75
Population by States, 125
Population and land area of the United States, 93
Population of the large cities and towns of the United States, 28
Population of the large cities of North America, 68
Population of the large cities of the United States, 68
Population of the leading cities of the world, 73
Population of the United States, 27
Population of the United States per square mile, 95
Population of the world at the time of Augustus, 41
Porto Rico, 97
Postage stamps, 97
Poultry and egg industry, 97
Presidents of the United States, 97
Press, 99
Principal countries of the world, 98
Printing press, 99
Production of books, 100
Prussic acid poisoning, 189
Public debt of the United States, 101
Public schools, 101
Pulse, 191
Pure food, 101
Pyramids, 103
Quack doctors, 90
Radius of a circle, 24
Railroads, 103
Records, air ship, 114
automobile, 114
billiards, 115
bowling, 116
endurance, 116
hammer-throwing, 117
hurdle racing, 117
jumping, 117
Marathon team race, 117
motor cycle, 117
ocean, 117
pole vaulting, 118
running, 118
running distance, 119
shot putting, 119
skating, 119
sporting, speed, etc., 114
swimming, 120
trotting, 121
walking, 121
Referendum, 104
Registration, 64
Religions, ten great, 135
Religious denominations, 105
Rheumatism, 192
Roads, 105
Round table, 105
Royal Academy, 106
Royal Society, 106
Running distance records, 119
Running records, 118
Sayings of great men, 37
Scalds and burns, 192
School statistics, 106
Schools, 101
Sunday, 131
Sea, depth of, 40
Seasickness, 106
Senate, 56
Settlement of the United States, 62
Seven chief virtues, 107
corporal works of mercy, 107
deadly sins, 107
liberal arts, 108
spiritual works of mercy, 108
wise men of Greece, 108
of the Middle Ages, 108
wonders of the New World, 109
Shaving lotions, 109
Ship bells, 109
Ship watches, 110
Ships (old time), 83
Shock or collapse, 194
Shot putting records, 119
Sick room, disinfecting, 168
fumigating a, 182
temperature of, 199
Sins, seven deadly, 107
Size of the brain, 14
Skating records, 119
Slavery, 110
Sleeplessness, 195
Snake bite, 195
Soap, 110
Socialism and Communism, 27
Solar system, 111
Some things worth knowing, 112
Songs of the Civil War, 113
Soothing syrups, 87
Sore throat, 196
South American continent, 40
Spectacles and glasses, 114
Speed records, 114
Sphere, circumference of, 25
Sphere, surface of, 25
Spheres, 26
Spiritual works of mercy, seven, 108
Sporting, speed and other records, 114
Sprains, 196
Square measure, 153
Square of the circumference of a circle, 25
of the diameter of a circle, 24
of the radius of a circle, 24
Square root or the area of a circle, 25
St. Clair tunnel, 59
St. Gothard tunnel, 59
Standard time, 122
Star chamber, 124
Star-spangled Banner, 124
Stars, their number, 124
State governments, 56
States, nicknames of, 81
Statistics of population, United States by States, 125
of the Bible, 12
school, 106
Stature and weights, 126
Steam engine, 128
Steamship (first trans-Atlantic), 51
largest, 204
Stimulants, 177
Stings of poisonous insects, 197
Stock Exchange, New York, 81
Stock, watered, 151
Stock yards, 112
Stones, birth, 12
Storm warnings, 152
Strawberry tunnel, 59
Strikes, 130
Sub rosa, 130
Suez canal, 17
Suffocation, 197
Sugar industry, 130
Sun, 111
Sunday schools, 131
Sunstroke, 197
Superior Court, 56
Supreme Court, 56
Swimming records, 120
Table of interest, 17
Taking drugs, 36
Talking machines, 131
Tariff, 131
Telegraph, 132
Telegraphy, wireless, 202
Telephone, 134
Temperature and climate, 21
Temperature of the body, 198
of the sick room, 199
Ten great religions, 135
Théâtre Français, 136
Thirteen original States, 62
Throat, getting things into, 184
Throat, sore, 196
Thunder, 136
Ticket-of-leave, 136
Timber measure, 156
Time difference, 136
Time, standard, 122
To estimate the weight of hay, 137
To find the length of the day or night, 137
To measure corn in the crib, 138
To prevent drowning, 172
To produce different colors, 138
Tobacco industry, 137
Toilet soaps, 110
Tom Thumb, 138
Tonics, 87
Toothache, 199
Towns (large) of the United States, 28
Trade unions, 139
Trans-Atlantic steamship (first), 51
Transporting the wounded, 199
Trotting records, 121
Troy weight, 154
Trusts, 140
Tunnels, 59
Turbines, 140
Turpentine, 176
Type, 141
Unions, trade, 139
United States, area, 62
by whom settled, 62
distances between cities in, 34
electoral vote, 62
flag, 142
Government, 55
history in brief, 143
inhabitants, 96
large cities (population of), 68
population and land area of, 93
population of, 27, 62
population of the large cities and towns, 28
population per square mile, 95
Presidents, 97
public debt of, 101
railroads in, 103
statistics of population by States, 125
Thirteen Original States, 62
when admitted into the Union, 62
when settled, 62
University extension, 148
University settlements, 149
Utopia, 149
Vaccination, 149
Vacuum, 150
Vaseline, 177
Vedas, 150
Veins, bleeding from, 163
Ventilation, 200
Vomiting, 201
Voodooism, 150
Voter, how to become, 64
Walking records, 121
War songs, 113
Washington, D. C., 18
Watches on shipboard, 110
Watered stock, 151
Wealth of the nations, 151
Weather, 52, 151
Bureau, 151
flags, 151
foretelling the, 52
Wedding anniversaries, 153
Weight of hay, 137
Weight of men and women, 126
Weights and measures, 153
Weights (household), 64
Wells and cisterns, capacity of, 18
Wells, artesian, 5
What to do in emergencies, 156
Whisky, 177
Wills, 201
Wine, 177
Wine industry, 74
Wireless telegraphy, 202
Wise men of Greece, seven, 108
Witch hazel, 177
Woman suffrage, 202
Women voters, 203
Wonders of the Middle Ages, seven, 108
Wonders of the world, seven, 109
Wool industry, 203
Works of mercy, seven spiritual, 108
World, languages of, 67
leading cities (population), 73
principal countries of, 98
seven wonders of, 109
largest steamship, 204
Wounded, transporting the, 199
Yankee, 205
Yankee Doodle, 205
Yards, disinfecting, 168
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