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THE NEWSPAPER THAT NEVER EXISTED, OR DID IT?
TITANIC ENTHUSIASTS HAVE DISCUSSED AT LENGTH & FOR MANY YEARS....
the possibility that there was an on board newspaper.
The answer is No...and Yes....
We know that there was a print shop on board.
Here are the facts...
\"Each night during the First Watch, Marconi operator Jack Phillips would copy down the Marconi news service broadcast. He would send his copy down to the Purser\'s Office, where the bulletins were typed by the Purser (or one of his assistants) on a single sheet called the Atlantic Daily Bulletin. This was posted each night in the First Class Smoking Room. The Bulletin was not printed by the ship\'s printing office, nor was it a newspaper in the sense we know today. The White Star Line\'s newspaper, the Ocean Times, was not instituted until June 1912.\"So based upon these facts, I decided to recreate one of these sheets from the Purser\'s office.
None survived the sinking so we have no idea what they might have looked like.
My creation of the Atlantic Daily Bulletin measures 8.5 x 11 inches
It is dated APRIL 13, 1912 and it has some fun content and genuine news of that day.Here is what is covered:
Weather
The markets- Wall Street & The London exchange
World news- US and England
Sporting News
NYC entertainment news
Shipboard NewsThis will look cool in your Titanic collection.
Printed on 110lb card stock.
Measures 8.5 x 11 inches.
People will wonder, \"Where in the World did you get that?
I will carefully package and ship your replica.
I ship via USPS with tracking!
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