La Bignole news
12 July 19,,1925 ..
| Le Funi |
| Page one - The "embarrassed driver" competition, the rest. La Bignole specifies that the use of GPS is prohibited |
| Page two - Holidays: the sea or the mountains. Two irreconcilable entities! Going to both would, in my opinion, be the best way to judge their advantages and disadvantages... |
| Page three - Big and Small Facts of the Week. No comments |
| Same page - the electric car is making its way. Today, when the fuel issue is becoming a major concern, it's interesting to note the efforts being made to bring electric cars back onto the agenda. |
| Le Petit Journal illustré |
| On the cover - A young bride who gets scared, a full-page, color illustration. On page two, details of the bride's escape, but out of discretion we are not publishing the names of the people involved: Mademoiselle D... and Baron L..., a psychosis due to the kidnapping of Constance Phips. |
| Page two - An incident at the Exhibition, illustrated in color on the last page. A luxuriously appointed barge is moored at the Seine quayside, the price of a drink... |
| Also - La Bignole's weekly recreations with this week checkers and chess, mind games and curiosities: a syllabic square, anagram, metagram, geographic logogriph, charade, and a diamond, not forgetting the solutions to numbers 375 to 378 |
| Pages eight and nine - The Five Detectives, the novel by Gabriel Bernard. The third episode of "the series"... |
| Le Petit Écho de la mode |
| Page five - Duchess Dino's pre-word feminism and an all-female government in February 1836. Scientific poaching, and let's not denigrate France's star in the world too much, France, a country of decadence? No way! This is the "Day by Day" section. |
| Page six - The weekly notebook of La Bignole and Grillon du foyer presents the following recipes: - 167 Wild rabbit with mushrooms - 168 Cardoon in jus - 169 Pigeons with peas - 170 Morels in poulette sauce - 171 Chicken stuffed with rice - 172 Cheese-stuffed tomatoes. A little bit of everything, with the rest of the refreshing drinks and dishes. The abuse... |
| L'Éclaireur du dimanche |
| In the News - Summer fun, a pretty swimmer getting ready to dive in. |
| Page Two - Against Seasickness, to be tried a century later, but with a "ˈsmärtˌfōn" or virtual headsets |
| Page three - The Bastille Day celebrations of July 14th in Nice, a wonderful display of Franco-British sympathy. A photo report |
| Page five - My postman has nickel-plated feet, a short poem by Réal. |
| Page seven - Jacques FévrierJacques Février our artists , son of the master Henri Février, the renowned author of "Monna Vanna" and "Gismonda," pictured, and let's say goodbye to him |
| Same page - Juans-les-Pins Municipal Casino. During a stay by the English Squadron at Golf Juan, a series of parties and galas took place. Among those recognized at the tables were the mayor of Antibes, Mr. Guillaumont, the mayor of Cannes, Mr. Capron, Lady Cockran, and Isadora Ducan. |
| Page thirteen - At the "Zoun-Zoun Club Cagnois", pictured with the friendly mayor of Cagnes, Mr. Pasqualini. |
| Excelsior |
| Page One - Odette Pauvert, first female painter resident of the Villa Medicis and winner of the Grand Prix de Rome for Painting |
| Page three - Mining crises and crisis in the metal industry. |
| Same page - Deadly floods in Korea. |
| Also - Tumultuous Sessions at the Reichstag. |
| And also - The Diplomatic Action of the Powers in Beijing. A Clarification of the Disagreements Relating to the Events in Shanghai |
| Page Five - Alexander Alekhine and Andreas Duhm, Game No. 242 Played by Correspondence in 1909, and the Chess Problem. |
| July 12, 1925 |