I had a lecturer at college who collected headlines like that. The ones I remember are:
(WW2 Headline) British Push Bottles Up German Rear
Young Married Couple Have Mounting Problems
And my favourite about a famous explorer setting off on his latest expedition - Sir Vivian Fuchs Off Again.
There is also, what I suspect is a local urban myth, that when the Titanic sank the headline in the press in Dundee was "Dundee Man Drowns at Sea."
I had a lecturer at college who collected headlines like that. The ones I remember are:
(WW2 Headline) British Push Bottles Up German Rear
Young Married Couple Have Mounting Problems
And my favourite about a famous explorer setting off on his latest expedition - Sir Vivian Fuchs Off Again.
There is also, what I suspect is a local urban myth, that when the Titanic sank the headline in the press in Dundee was "Dundee Man Drowns at Sea."
I believe the Fuchs headline is correct but it only ran in one edition of the Daily Express and the sub-editor was sacked
There was the classic Sun headline when small Scottish team Inverness Caledonian Thistle beat the mighty Celtic - Super Cally Go Ballistic Celtic Are Atrocious
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Some beauties here...http://www.buzzfeed.com/patricksmith/the-most-british-headlines-of-the-modern-age#4jjkedt
(WW2 Headline) British Push Bottles Up German Rear
Young Married Couple Have Mounting Problems
And my favourite about a famous explorer setting off on his latest expedition - Sir Vivian Fuchs Off Again.
There is also, what I suspect is a local urban myth, that when the Titanic sank the headline in the press in Dundee was "Dundee Man Drowns at Sea."
I believe the Fuchs headline is correct but it only ran in one edition of the Daily Express and the sub-editor was sacked
SWOLLEN DICKS OUT
- The Sun (turned out to be totally untrue)
WORLD WAR TWO BOMBER FOUND ON THE MOON
- Daily Sport
"'The Sun' to close".