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les infos de La Bignole
23 25 septembre 1924 ..
| Excelsior |
| Page One - A bank employee goes berserk and stabs his wife and then cuts his carotid artery. A bloody not-so-news item on the front page. Horror attracts readers and rises to the top of the list in every era. |
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Page Two - Mrs. Roland's house, which is located on Place du Pont-Neuf, opposite the equestrian statue of Henri IV. Quai de l'Horloge, formerly Quai des Lunettes... Apparently, Mrs. Roland and her house have fallen into oblivion.
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| Same page - Back to school is no longer incarceration behind the high, forbidding walls of a kind of prison. How much time has passed before consciences and morality integrate a text of law that is a social advance. It's worrying... |
| Also page two - The Age of the Five Horses is a very particular phenomenon that already has a very real influence on general social morality... However, the importance of the advancement has not made it, it seems, a historical point of reference... |
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Page three - In Nantes, an island is collapse. Last night, the tip of Feydeau Island collapsed into the Loire. Feydeau Island |
| Same page - Bolshevik reprisals in Georgia. Three executioners from the Soviets carry out mass executions in Batum. |
| L'Œuvre |
| Page one - Extremely violent storms cause serious damage in the Avignon region. |
| Page two - The Kid has left for America, where his success has been prodigious. But, in the meantime, America sends another miraculous Kid to the old continent. The column by Georges De La Fouchardière |
| Page Three - The Civil War in China, Will the United States Intervene? The Question of Egyptian Sudan. The War in Morocco... It's Happening Abroad |
| Le Petit Parisien |
| Page two - Times being troubled, exchange rates being out of whack, the whole world being a little crazy, we hesitate to think about the future... the column by Maurice Prax |
| 23 septembre 1924 |
