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La Bignole news
05 March 12, 1925 ..
| L'Éclaireur du dimanche |
| Page twelve - The Lippert Legacy Recipients. Dedication Rewarded. A photograph of the brave workers, especially the "women workers," the youngest of whom is barely 14 years old and is not included in the photo. These people have earned the Lippert Legacy and received diplomas and cash donations. The list of the 11 winners and an indication of their various dedications. What happened to these dedicated people on a daily basis? |
| Page thirteen - The Houseboat of the Nice Yacht Club. The new floating garage under construction, shown in pictures. We can see the progress in construction since January |
| Same page - Sale by auction of a villa, located at 73 avenue Borriglione in Nice by Maître Émile Buffon, attorney. |
| Page twenty-six - The new Nice Municipal Library, which has just been inaugurated. Photos show the facade and the reading room. |
| Le Petit Écho de la Mode |
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Page six - Le Grillon du foyer and La Bignole's weekly diary. What are we eating for lunch or dinner? A week of dishes with recipes for: 84 - Apple and Egg Stew (sweet or savory?); 85 - Breton Rabbit Stew... with Pork and Cider; 86 - Italian Timbale with Macaroni; 87 - Vegetable Panade; 88 - Pork Chops with Turnips; 89 - Orange Rice
Same page - Following the success of the Household Appliances Show, the National Office of Research and Inventions has published a special issue. In the absence of this special issue, La Bignole offers you the April 1st edition of this bimonthly (in french
 5Mo. It includes the improvement of carburetor jets, the new washing, sterilizing, and drying machine, barometers used for altitude measurement, the improvement of electrolytic valves, and many other research projects and inventions. |
| Le Petit Journal illustré |
| Page two - La Bignole's weekly recreations, this week chess, checkers, mind games and curiosity games with two metagrams, one anagram, two logogriphs, and a charade. Unfortunately, the solutions for March 15th and the solutions for April 5th have still not been published. |
| Page three - In photos, the joy of the children... and that of the fiancés. Between a London camel and a Sevillian donkey, who brings joy to whom? |
| Les Nouvelles de Versailles |
| Page One - A row at the Palais Bourbon refreshment bar between MPs Jean Périnard and Renaud Jean. When their colleagues get involved... It's in the House, so it's nothing new, but it's a first at the refreshment bar. |
| Same page - Doctor Lutenbacher (sic) and the sounds of normal and diseased heartbeats. A wireless transmission experiment. With detailed explanations from Dr. Lutenbacher, including photos, its advantages, and its challenges. Is telemedicine on the rise? |
| Le Pêle-Mêle |
| Page Two - An ultra-economical car model, it's the latest invention from the Pêle-Mêle, before the next one. Not a two-legged one, but a twenty-legged one (four cats and a mouse) |
| Le Funi |
| Page One - The Road to Riches. The 5 Tips from the Rich Carnegie and the 10 Commandments of Thomas Jefferson. All you have to do is... And it should succeed! if one is naturally diligent. |
| Same page - Gaston-Maxime Gouté, "the idiot" asks about Jack Ferdur. "Arrested," a text dedicated to Tristan Remy. |
| Page two - The Little and Big Facts of the Week, without commentary. And on the same page, we learn that in 1924, there were 42,676 traffic tickets issued against motorists in Paris, with a breakdown of the various offenses... that fish live in the desert... and that some Norwegian towns are changing their names. |
| Page three - A cruet that belonged to Victor Hugo, a mustard pot dedicated to Jupiter, and the scientists get confused. La Bignole's little game: find other culinary relics of famous people and put them up for auction. |
| L'Ouest-Éclair |
| Page One - The President of the Republic begins political consultations after the overthrow of the Ministry in the Senate. |
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Same page - The "L'Ouest-Éclair" cookbook is on sale. Anything goes! It includes 600 award-winning recipes from the competition and more than 200 original recipes by Master Chef Édouard Nignon. The whole thing is illustrated by the excellent artist L. Garin. The Ouest-Éclair cooking competition is well known to readers of La Bignole. The results were supposed to be published a few months later, but the newspaper apparently overlooked this episode.
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| Page two - "Kissing is forbidden in the cinema". A brief from Budapest and the decree of the Hungarian Minister of the Interior. |
| Comœdia |
| Page four - The young Finnish artist Santeri Salokiwi presents a reproduction of the painting "Leda" at the Salon des Indépendants. |
| Excelsior |
| Page two - The commemoration of Sun Yat-Sen, who died on March 12, 1925 in Beijing, at the Oceanographic Institute 195, rue Saint-Jacques Paris 05 |
| Same page - The chess game played between Alekhine and Aurbach at the Bern tournament and problem no. 228. |
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The newspapers in their entirety (in French)
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| April 05, 1925 |