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What did the Titanic passengers eat?

The Titanic was an ocean-liner like no other and the food served was an insight into the social disparities of the time with first-class passengers enjoying a ten-course meal for dinner. Having departed Cobh, Co Cork, on route to New York, Titanic sank only four days into its maiden voyage after hitting an iceberg. ....

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This Week in History: 1912: The Titanic sinks, and misinformation runs rampant


The Daily Province had a similar headline: “TITANIC SINKING, BUT PROBABLY NO LIVES WILL BE LOST.”
The Vancouver Sun was only two months old at the time, but chose to go with straight facts, and not speculate: “Ships Rushing to Aid Titanic, Sinking in Mid-Ocean, 1,300 Aboard.” In fact, there were just over 2,220 people on board.
But there was a lot of misinformation in the days after the tragedy.
“While badly damaged, the Titanic is still afloat and is reported to be making her way towards Halifax under her own steam, but with assistance from the Allan liner Parisian,” said the World on April 15. “The fact that the Titanic is the world’s biggest vessel is probably the only thing that prevented great loss of life. It is not believed that any other vessel could have withstood the shock.” ....

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