World Greatest Blunders In Print...

Advertising as a lonely 'Romeo' looking for a girl with whom to share a holiday tour of South America, a 22 year old Los Angeles man was answered by a joyful 'Juliet'. His lovely lady turned out to be his widowed mother.
A Somerset butcher blundered when he put this sign in his window:... "All meat in this window is from local farmers killed on the premises".
A headline in the daily Mirror... MONTY FLIES BACK TO FRONT.
... BARGAIN BASEMENT UPSTAIRS.
According to London store advert.
WE DISPENSE WITH ACCURACY...
said a sign in a London chemist's shop.
The Daily Mirror blundered again when they headed one of their articles:... STRIP CLUB SHOCK - MAGISTRATES MAY ACT ON INDECENT SHOWS.
An Irish newspaper, the County Louth, became somewhat confused over this fight:
...The court was told that soon after the party came into Maloney's Bar, Milligan spat at O'Flaherty and called him a 'Stinking Ulsterman'. O'Flaherty punched Milligan, and Rourke hit him with a bottle. Milligan kicked O'Flaherty in the groin and threw a pint of beer in Rourke's face. This led to the ill-feeling and they began to fight.
The Sunderland Echo did no justice to the actors when they put this article in the paper... Audience tried to spoil play but the players succeded...
"Intersection Six is still being planned", said a spokesman for the Department of the Environment. Asked where it was going to be, the spokesman replied: "We aren't quite sure but I imagine it would be between Intersection Five and Intersection Seven".