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La Bignole news
12 April 19, 1925 ..
| L'Éclaireur du dimanche |
 Page fourteen - Against thieves, here is automatic protection. The subtle means of science or ingenuity, curious examples. Curious, did you say curious? |
 Page eighteen - The return of Nice's Grand Hotels. This week it's the Savoy Palace, the best-exposed, Tea-Dancing, and most sumptuous at 3 Promenade des Anglais. In 1951, the Palace was razed to make way for the "Savoy Palace building," an indoor accommodation in Nice. |
 Page Nineteen - The first fly, the first gloves, when did they appear, how did they become fashionable? |
| Le Pêle-Mêle |
 Page Two - A complete spectator's kit, to ponder before heading to the next show or political Grand Guignol. It's a great invention of "Pêle-Mêle". And the alternative... a saucepan! |
 Page seven - Wolves tamed for hunting. Wolves, or small causes, big effects. , dog and wolf crossbreeds, "lupoids," particularly in Normandy, dangerous crossbreeds. |
| Le Funi |
 Page One - Newspaper vendors are fed up. Madame Veuve Guillers of 117 rue de Belleville finally raises her banner of revolt against the Consortium of Major Daily Newspapers and the Hachette courier company, but there are no more newsagents at this address these days. |
 Page Two - Big and Small Facts of the Week, raw and without commentary. On the same page, the transmigration of souls or the strange funeral ritual of the great figures of the island of Bali, near Java, and it doesn't change. And the ashes of the deceased in Bali were back in the news a while ago, thanks to David Bowie. |
 Page three - Exercise for stutterers...but not only. La Bignole's film recommendation: The King's Speech. Also, We Don't Disturb for Nothing. The Cases of Firefighters and Doctors, and the Revenge of Doctor Stanley Hewlett, Doctor of the King of England. |
 Page four - An advertisement for AGA, 107 Faubourg du Temple in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, with a photo of the storefront at the time. Could this be the owner of the shop in the photo? But a century later, the storefronts at this address are no longer as attractive, and the building... |
| Le Petit Journal illustré |
 Page two - The weekly games and recreations of La Bignole, this week chess and mind games and curiosity games with two logogriphs, a charade and a syllabic square, not forgetting the solutions for March 22nd |
| Page three - A daring tightrope walker in Sydney, as in Saint Francisco. In Sydney, a chimney sweep, in San Francisco, a civil servant, all in pictures. |
| Same page - The most unusual and strange collections... even the morbid. The bizarre collections... at the Scrap Metal Fair. "Blessed flea market." And for those with a small budget, there are always imitations. |
 Page Nine - A multicycle for the blind, an English creation in pictures, a curious tandem. |
| Le Petit Écho de la Mode |
 Page six - The weekly housewife's notebook from Grillon du foyer and La Bignole. A week of lunch and dinner menus and recipes for - 90 herring gratin, a recipe and a very original presentation of the dish. However, La Bignole has not found the definition of the German spoonful in cooking other than eating with a Löffel - 91 small carrot pies - 92 frangipane tart - 93 false turtle soup to be made with a calf's head, but not to be served at a formal dinner - 94 pike Polish style - 95 poultry chops, phew, with truffles. On the same page A little bit of everything: Almond cupcakes, homemade cupcakes, little fantasies, Javanese soufflé, almond rocks, Bordeaux cream with Gironde white wine, and apple desserts. |
| Le Provençal de Paris |
 Page two - Auguste Escoffier's Provençal cuisine, with a recipe for trout from Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, crayfish tails in cream sauce, and the shells to make an exquisite soup for a later meal, Parsleyed saddle of lamb, served with a vegetable mix of new potatoes and broad beans, the recipe for broad beans and lettuce, and finally, Dono Mistral strawberries. Thank you, Mr. Escoffier. Fontaine-de-Vaucluse is in the Vaucluse region, and the Fontaine de Vaucluse is the largest spring in France. |
| L'Ouest-Éclair |
 Page One - "Women are responsible for wars," said American Admiral Bradley Allen Fiske, who is also a naval inventor. What's more, is he funny? Or did Mrs. Thatcher appear to him during a divination session? |
 Page Three - Wilhelm Marx favors an understanding with France, but above all, he wants Austria to be annexed by Germany. |
| Le Grand Écho du Nord |
 Page One - The youngest Mayor in France in a photo. Mr. Édouard Bourlez, born in Pœvilly in the Somme department and Mayor of Péronne since February 8th. Édouard Bourlez, who are you? A phantom mayor? A farmer of just 25 years old? A phantom mayor, no... just a typo in the newspaper. Edouard Bourlez is the mayor of Pœvilly... |
| Same page - A "class photo", the President of the Republic poses in front of the ministers of the new government. |
 Page two - Terror is established in Bulgaria, a state of siege is declared throughout the country; in Portugal: an attempt at pronunciamiento |
| Comoedia |
 Page three - Gustave Waldau, one of Austria's finest actors, gives his opinion on diction. Ouch, ouch, ouch... but this one's a real comedian. On the same page, the launch of a coffee brand causes a stir. Newsstands again... |
| Still on page three - Marcel Proust by Georges Gabory, a book that's about to be published. And as a preview, La Bignole is offering its readers the book, "Essay on Marcel Proust," a 9M0 PDF download. (in French) |
 Page four - Steinlen's studio, the street painter, but the street has changed a lot. Finally, a return to his only love: cats. The sale of some of his drawings and pastels is announced at the end of the month. |
 Page five - Just for a smile, a little advertisement: YOU, who by chance are forced to go to the United States or Canada: Cunard Line |
| L'Auto-vélo |
 Page One - Traffic in Paris by Police Prefect Alfred Morain, who has just published his general order on traffic in Paris. A summary of all the laws applied in Paris since 1789, more specifically a law dated December 14, 1789. The ordinance, tin-tin! 296 articles to read and ponder... it's a failure, we only have access to the chapter headings. |
| Same page - The Rights of the Poor. A parliamentary offensive against sports companies, regarding the rights of the poor, by MP Lucien Voilin, or how the State can take back with the left hand what it gives with the right... |
 Page two - In photo, what the new Grand Prix track of the Automobile Club de France will be. The Linas-Montlhéry autodrome |
 Page four - Female acrobatics with Billie Dove, photographed during training at an altitude of 2,000 meters, on one of the government's aircraft, at Blanche Field, near Reno, Nevada. |
| Same page - The ban on playing water polo in municipal pools is, unfortunately, still in place. It's happening in Paris, long live the next municipal elections |
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Les Journaux dans leur intégralité
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| April 12, 1925 |