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La Bignole news
19 February 22, 1925 ..
| Le Petit Écho de la mode |
| Page six - Le Grillon du foyer and the weekly notebook of La Bignole. What are we eating for lunch or dinner? A week of dishes with recipes for: - 42 hard-boiled eggs au gratin - 43 macaroni croquettes - 44 stuffed cabbage, American style - 45 omelette à la royale, with a poetic tip "throw the eggs in the pan as soon as the butter sings no more" - 46 rice in dolmas, rice with ham - 47 cauliflower in mayonnaise. |
| Page ten - An advertisement for Viandox and an important culinary indication "Do not boil Viandox". Another advertisement a few years later, but with music. |
| Page thirteen - Do your feet hurt? A solution thanks to Rodell Saltrates. Enjoy the portrait of a foot that suffers and causes pain. |
| Le Petit Journal illustré |
| Featured - The Béziers disaster, a full-page color illustration, supplemented by the article, on page two, which deals with the facts. |
| Page two also - In addition to the article illustrated on the front page, the weekly recreations of La Bignole, this week chess and checkers, mind games and curiosities with an anagram and a logogriph, without forgetting the solutions to the recreations of January 25. |
| Page nine - The world's largest cake in a photo, a wedding cake measuring over 2.60 metres. |
| L'Éclaireur du dimanche |
| Page four - The smallest book in the world, an Almanac of the year 1834, belonging to an opera singer from Elberfeld, and the world's largest collection of newspaper articles and the like belongs to the American W.-H. Martin. |
| Page five - The Seagulls at the Albert 1er Garden. Every winter, they are more and more numerous, photo in support, and at night, they take advantage of the roof of the Plaza Hotel. |
| Page twenty-two - A photo of the Allos Snowplow in action |
| Page twenty-three - The continuation of the series "The Grand Hotels of Nice", after the Ruhl Hotel, with the biggest attractions, the Bignole goes to the Imperial with tennis, horse riding and tea dance |
| La Dépêche de Saint-Maur |
| Page one - Mr. Mayor exaggerates with all his tripping up... He exaggerates, so two other articles are devoted to him on the front page, the first of which is a follow-up to the price of water in Saint-Maur. The mayor knows about tripping up, but it seems he can't count, or else... |
| Page three - A small advertising insert for the " Restaurant Léon ", 23 rue Chéret in Créteil. But be careful with the name of the establishment... |
| Les Nouvelles de Versailles |
| Page one - Honest people want to be defended against murderers. A sufficient and efficient police force must be organized as soon as possible. A not-so-news item in the quietest and most bourgeois district of Versailles. The problem of police services in the suburbs in the face of organized gangs that are rampant there and in the face of the change in the population, pushed out of Paris, which is moving to places that were previously peaceful and calm, which are thus losing their charms and attractions... according to Paul Mathiex. |
| Same page - The Priest-Paver. After the priest-laborer, the priest-fireman, the priest-nurse, Monsieur l'Abbé Euzen, from Porchefontaine, a priest-paver who calls upon the municipality, Messieurs Truffaut and Legris, wealthy inhabitants of the neighborhood. He accepts the voluntary help of some parishioners... |
| Page two - Mr. Brégeault and the Aiguilles du Diable in the Mont-Blanc Massif. A dangerous climb of 4109 meters, compared to the cinematic climbing of an American skyscraper by an acrobat. |
| Page three - Georges Victor-Hugo schoolboy, a distant memory of Victor Glachant's youth, after the discreet death of the painter and sailor, son of Charles Hugo and grandson of Victor Hugo. |
| L'Auto-vélo |
| Page one - In the beggar cities. a humorous cartoon. "At the orders of Monsieur, the Mayor". The price of the parking right for motorists in Rennes, which refers to an article published last week in l'Auto-vélo. |
| Excelsior |
| Page One - Anniversary of the death of Camille Corot. Amusing memories of the painter and friend of Théodore Duret. |
| Page two - The city of Arles is too large, so it has made two small ones which have names: Saint-Louis-du-Rhône and Saint-Martin-de-Crau. |
| Page five - The problem and the chess game n°221 played at the café de La Rotonde during the Masters Tournament between Znosko-Borovsky and Tartakover |
| L'Œuvre |
| Page one - The prejudice of competence. So let the skills speak... Competence, sir!… |
| L'Intransigeant |
| Page one - the lords of the land, the feudal lords of beetroot, potatoes, wheat, vines |
| Page two - The incoherence in inequality. The government has weakly defended itself against the demands of rural parliamentarians |
| Page three - After Trotsky... Chicherin in disgrace. He is reportedly threatened with a cure in the Caucasus |
| La Presse |
| Page Two - It is a terrible disgrace to be called Hugo. The art of being a grandson is as difficult as the art of being a grandfather. |
| Le Petit Parisien |
| Page One - The peasant question fills the columns of the newspapers; it is discussed, explored, turned over in all directions |
| Same Page - Is the solitary confinement regime as painful as they say? We are forced to doubt it... For and Against, the column by Maurice Prax |
| Paris-Soir |
| Page One - Coal creations have their virtues and benefits. But it is black and dirty. Down with coal! |
| Same page - One of the surest ways to poison social conflicts is to create privileged categories within the nation. |
| And also - Are the merchants going to be chased out of the Temple? A protest by the Syndicat du Carreau. |
The newspapers in their entirety : Paris-Soir - Le Petit Parisien - La Presse - L'Intransigeant - L'Œuvre - Excelsior - Dimanche illustré - (all in French) |
| February 22, 1925 |
