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les infos de La Bignole
13 February 15, 1925 ..
| L'Éclaireur du dimanche |
 Page One - The Masters of Dance: Professor Santo, well known in high society circles, but totally ignored these days. A portrait by photographer Mosesco. |
 Page ten - The Polonia Veranda, in photo. Unique in Nice : every morning aperitif dancing for 5 francs. An advertisement for the Polonia Hotel, located at 45-47 Promenade des Anglais. It no longer exists today. |
 Page twenty-four - Professor Santo, a Master of Dance. His teaching of the choreographic art at the Savoy ballroom during the afternoon tea dance "Les Ambassadeurs". In the morning, he gives his classes... at the Polonia Hotel and its "Académie de Danses Modernes" |
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| Le Petit Écho de la mode |
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And on the same page, "a little bit of everything". This week a lot of everything with: a rice omelette, a rabbit à la diable with rabbit blood and possibly a little cream, eggs with bananas, a recipe that can be made with oranges or apples, a war brioche, which is only warlike in name, apart from perhaps the cooking container, cornets of plenty (sic) or, today more simply, cornets with ham and macedoine, a Belgian honey cake, a ham mousse, chocolate truffles and to finish an exquisite delicacy with a handful of violets or acacia flowers. |
| Le Petit Journal illustré |
 Page one - The capture of Raisouli by Abdelkrim's horsemen. A full-page illustration. |
 Page two - The weekly recreations of La Bignole with this week chess, checkers, games and mind games and curiosities with an anagram, a square in the square and a literary curiosity, without forgetting the solutions of January 18.A "Obituary" section, inserted among the recreations, informs us of the death of Gaston Schepers, nicknamed "the ace of the anagram". Gaston Schepers? Forgotten a century later. |
| Same page - The capture of Raisouli The text illustrated by the cover page |
| Also - The devotion of a trapper. It takes place in Alaska, in the city of Nome and the brave city, which allowed to save the population, is called Joe Ammona. A small information at the time, but which did not remain without consequence, even if Joe Ammona seems unknown. The legend of Balto, the dog savior of None is born. |
 Page five - The crumbs of the past: the end of the world. After the Seventh-day Adventists, a famous spiritualist cries at the end of the world, Conan Doyle the father of the detective Sherlock Holmes, and of course the famous end of the world of the year 1000, a long nightmare. Today the threats of the end of the world no longer have great effects, it is rather a smiling skepticism... Like the year 2000 with another big bug? |
 Last page - A full page drawing that illustrates a trapper's dedication |
| Le Pêle-Mêle |
 Page two - The inventions of Pêle-Mêle in images. This week an ideal driver, impassive, serious, at your service, an idea to make it more "chic" but... Are avatars already on the move? Today, perhaps a solution for autonomous cars, or to compensate for the lack of budget of certain city officials who cannot afford the services of a driver? and "who would like to look like it, but who do not look like it at all..." |
 Page nine - Vocabulary: where does the word boycott come from? And the historical evolution of boycotting |
 Page ten - Exaggerated discretion, a humorous cartoon based on portraits of personalities. |
 Page seventeen - The instant disappearance of knots done on a scarf. The explanations of a magic trick, easy to perform. |
| L'Auto-vélo |
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 Page five - Lieutenant George Smyth is unlucky. A long stopover in Paris and run-ins with the police. 5,500 kilometers with a Canadian canoe, the continuation of the adventures of the intrepid young man |
| Le Grand Écho du Nord |
 Page One - The voices that fell silent : Aristide Bruant. The comedian, author, composer and performer has just died. A sketch of the day drawn by De Graeve |
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Same page - From Stockholm, 130,000 workers hit by lockout in Sweden
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| February 13, 1925 |