As the centennial of the sinking of the Titanic this weekend was all over the news, I thought today’s post of the front page of the Evening Record, from exactly 100 years ago, would make an interesting and timely subject.
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such a tragic event it’s interesting to see that the newspaper in windsor back then was called the EVENING RECORD