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La Bignole news
dec 21 January 11, 1925 ..
| Art et Photo |
 Page nine - An advertisement for Lumière and Jougla, plates, paper products, designed by Gilbert Philibert |
| Page twenty-three - Photographic recipes including a process for writing titles on photographs... that was a century ago |
| Page twenty-nine - Patination of embossed metals, how to do it simply. |
| Candide |
 Page six - Choirs and Cantatas: freedom of the press, a pamphlet signed by Franc-Nohain... and still relevant today. |
| L'Auto-vélo |
 Page three - Alain Gerbault is marking time: this is what the solo sailor tells the newspaper's "Yachting" section, reached by cable. |
| L'Intransigeant |
 Page One - Economic relations between France and Germany have been broken off since midnight. |
| Same page - The Duchess of Norfolk closes Arundel Castle, and moves to Italy, so that the little Duke may be rich. |
| Also - Jars and politics: on the front page, the surprising photo of the front of a pharmacy in the 11th arrondissement of Paris. |
| L'Éclaireur du dimanche |
 Page twenty-seven - The Ruhl Hotel, with the greatest attractions, in the series "the great hotels of Nice" after "the great European hotels". A full-page photo of the establishment with a snapshot of the life in Nice in the past. The Ruhl Hotel has since disappeared. |
| La semaine de la Riviera |
 Page twenty-one - Auvergne thermal spa, an advertisement for various resorts, including La Bourboule and Chatel-Guyon |
| Page twenty-five - Hotel prices in Nice. in Monte-Carlo, Cannes and Beaulieu. A comparative table with the minimum and maximum prices with or without board. And the winner is... |
 Last page - A full-page ad for Peugeot, an illustration by Roger Broders. The image in the background, wouldn't it be Deauville, Place Yves Saint Laurent with the Printemps on the left side, the Normandie Hotel in the background and a bit of the casino? |
| Le Cri de Marseille |
 Page One - Aristide Briand denies the Bolshevik peril in France. A brief interview conducted in Nice by Pierre Bermond with a sketched portrait of the politician |
 Page two - Poor monkeys, restoring sight to the blind through monkey eyes, this is what an American surgeon, Doctor Thoret, advocates by practicing organ transplants. An emulator of Doctor Voronoff? |
| Le Petit Journal Illustré |
 Page three - Pictured is a way to keep kids quiet at the hairdresser. And what does PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) think about it? |
| The weekly recreations of the Bignole of - December 28, 1924, January 4, 1925 and January 11, 1925, with respectively the solutions of: November 23, November 30 and December 7, 1924. |
| And just for fun, in photo, an old house in Montmartre, where Hector Berlioz once lived. A very curious house, and one that is in danger of disappearing. The prediction has been won! |
| Le Petit Écho de la mode |
 Page six - The housewife's weekly notebook with some seasonal recipes and a list of lunch and dinner menus for the week with recipes for: - 7 fish stew, - 8 Italian-style calf's liver, - 9 free-range chicken, - 10 express soup, - 11 Nivernaise sole, - 12 endives glazed with juice |
| December 28, 1924 - 325 Milanese timbale, - 326 pike with hollandaise sauce, - 327 chocolate cake, a very simple cake without an oven, - 328 Flemish leeks, - 329 wild rabbit in white wine, - 330 hazelnut. |
| January 04, 1925 - 1 scallop, - 2 "Riche" chicken, - 3 potato soufflé, - 4 perfect cake, - 5 celery puree, - 6 turbot with hollandaise sauce. |
| Le Provençal de Paris |
 Page one - Our canned tomatoes. The good canned goods of Provence are in danger, threatened by Italian canned goods and it is the fault of the fight against the high cost of living. |
| Les Nouvelles de Versailles |
 Page one - François Aducci, painter of Versailles. The artist left the luminous enchantment of the banks of Provence and Septimania to settle on the boulevard de Reine. A review by E. Hennet de Goutel, who presents this painter of light, for whom "forms no longer exist by their geometric outline, but by the caress, the envelopment, the harmonious life that light dispenses everywhere"A painter to discover? Difficult! the first Wanted of La Bignole of this new year. |
| Comic-Finances |
 Page two - There is no more Russia as of January 1st. Correspondence should read USSR instead of Russia. |
| Same page - Mr. Coolidge speaks: "Freedom is not given, it is acquired..." So... |
| Also - Free maxims: be happy... among which "don't buy anything useless just because it's "cheap"" or "vanity and pride cost us more than hunger and thirst" It costs nothing to try unlike... freedom |
| Excelsior |
 Page six - In photos, the stores expropriated for the work on boulevard Haussman |
| The problem and chess game number 215 between Alekhine and Yates at the 1924 New York tournament and the solution of problem 214 |
| The problem and chess game number 214 between Khan and Gibaud at the Cercle du Palais-Royal café de la Rotonde and the solution of problem 213 |
| The problem and chess game number 213 between Schoring and Yates in 1910 at the Bradford Chess Club and the solution of problem 212 |
| L'Œuvre |
 Page three - Henry Pu-Yi extends the list of sovereigns in exile, the former emperor of China is currently in France. |
| Same page - What has become of Mr. Trotsky? He is a prisoner in the Kremlin for high treason. |
| L'Ouest-Éclair |
 Page two - Napoleon was born in Brittany, at Plumelech Castle. Alas! the Plumelech registers have been destroyed |
| Same page - Julien Bessonneau, former deputy, before the 10th Correctional Chamber. Verdict on January 25. |
| Also - 6,000 francs annually, customs officers are inflexible on this amount of their remuneration at the start of their career. |
| L'Écho de Paris |
 Page one - Around the Samaritaine under the demolition workers' peak, a whole section of the Quai du Louvre is going away. |
| La Presse |
 Page two - The theories of Jean-Jacques Rousseau profoundly influence not only the elite but also the popular masses. |
| Le Petit Parisien |
 Page One - Sir Henry Curtiss Bennett pays off part of his debt. He had promised to kiss his female voters if he won the election. |
 Page two - A new step towards the single school a single competition for obtaining national scholarships. |
| Same page - France, adopted homeland of chess players. After Alexandre Alekhine, it is Alexandre Gromer who opts for French nationality. |
| Also - The Republic of Montmartre at the Bretonneau hospital to cheer up its children. |
| Paris-Soir |
 Page one - Blasco Ibanez, author of the pamphlet "Alfonso XIII unmasked" prosecuted at the request of the Spanish government! and, on the same page, Mr. Billiet, senator, is being tried in correctional court this afternoon for his refusal to take the oath. |
 Page two - The deputies, champions of "good manners", show the example. As always... |
| Same page - The rabbit fathers of the town of Haesden in Belgium. A brief to smile about. |
| dec 21, 1924 |
