The Bookshelf for boys and girls Book of Wonders and Curious Things (1912)
University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 21
t asthe Olympic, not only on account of her surpass-ing size, but also because of the immense forwardsteps thus marked in other lines of marine ac-complishment, the outcome of many centuries ofconflict with the sea. In both the Olympic and the Titanic threemillion steel rivets, weighing in all 1200… … A NEAR VIEW OF THE RUDDER. Because of the enormous size of the ships, theaccommodations, both as regards the several pub-lic apartments, including tennis-courts, sun-par-lors, swimming-pools, etc., and the passengerstaterooms, are exceptionally, spacious, while thebeauty and luxury of the…
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