The RMS Titanic was a floating city with almost every amenity from dry land that could be desired at sea. For example, the Titanic had its own daily newspaper called the Atlantic Daily Bulletin. Pictured above is an officer editing such a paper from a similar liner from the same time period.
The Atlantic Daily Bulletin
offered practical information, such as the day's menus, but also
entertained guests by providing society gossip, and kept people
connected with the outside world by listing changing stock prices.
This is 1 of 16 unusual stories about the ill-fated Titanic that you might not know about. Read the rest at Vintage.
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