La Bignole news
19 July 26,1925 ..
| Excelsior |
| Page two - The deputies are in the fields. However, the Palais-Bourbon is far from deserted. |
| Same page - Deprivation has given rise to a curious system... people put money aside and when it's time for vacation... |
| Also - Chess Game No. 243 played between Chigorin and George Marco accompanied by the problem borrowed from Gullofars |
| Page three - The government must show courage by refusing employers' proposal to end the current wage scale |
| Same page - Forest fires in Germany appear to be under control, but several villages remain threatened |
| And also - The coaches passed by carrying loads of tourists, the old man who lived there was glad not to see them... A text by Léo Larguier. |
| And again - Storms in eastern France have caused casualties and extensive damage in Saint-Nabord, Vournenans, and near Reims... |
| Page Four - The floods that occurred in Korea last week claimed many lives. |
| Same page - Seabird hunting is permitted without a permit in July, from the mouth of the Somme to Honfleur... |
| Also - The Emperor's Willow at Versailles, the last descendant in France of the one that shaded Napoleon's tomb, died without leaving any children. |
| L'Intransigeant |
| Page One - Rose Chéri's centenary was sabotaged last year. The city of Etampes has not managed to fully redress this injustice. The newspapers barely mentioned it... |
| L'Écho de Paris |
| Page One - The Grand Prix de Vitesse de l'Automobile-Club de France is being held today starting at 8:00 a.m. at the Linas-Montlhéry circuit. The President of the Republic will be in attendance. |
| La Presse |
| Page Four - Citing an 1855 treaty, Native American tribes sue the United States government for land wrongfully taken from them. |
| Le Petit Écho de la mode |
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Page six - The weekly notebook from La Bignole and Grillon du foyer, with this week's recipes for: - 173 vol-au-vent with lean meat - 174 wild rabbit with mushrooms - 175 white beans, Breton style - 176 cucumbers in cream sauce - 177 mutton fillets, Périgueux style... with truffles - 178 Indian-style tomatoes. Also a bit of everything, with the ice cream! How to make ice cream in different flavors yourself, without any special equipment.
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| Le Funi |
| Page One - Earn money or steal it without anyone knowing... Live in maximum pleasure and well-being... Such is the mentality today... Nothing new under the sun. This is the "Love Letter" section. |
| Same page - Prizes to be won in the Funi competition "The Embarrassed Driver" |
| Page three - Élisabeth Fuss-Amoré, particularly passionate about children's circus. She's not really in the news a century later, unless you're interested in Modigliani and the circus. |
| Also - Small and big facts of the week. No comments |
| Le Petit Journal Illustré |
| Front cover - The accident of Madame Caillaux, wife of the Minister of Finance. A full-page, color illustration. On page two, details about the accident of Madame Caillaux, whose husband was elected senator for Sarthe on the very day of the accident. |
| Page two - The weekly recreations of La Bignole, this week featuring checkers and chess, mind games and curiosity puzzles with anagrams, logogriphs, and crosswords: "the Z" |
| Pages eight, nine, ten - The Five Detectives, Episode 4. The sequel to Gabriel Bernard's novel, serialized and relayed by La Bignole. |
| Back cover - Napoleon at Saint-Cyr in 1925, the annual celebration of the Triumph by the students of the military school, a ceremony that still exists, but without Napoleon! Also on page two are the comments on the illustration. |
| Le Petit Parisien |
| Page One - How France can honor its payments. The question of debt to the United States and England. |
| Le Pêle-Mêle |
| Page Two - After grenade fishing, music fishing. This is the latest invention of the Pêle-Mêle: how to combine music and worms to catch fish effortlessly. |
| Paris-Soir |
| Page One - The Luchon Floods. The disaster caused by the storm and flooding. A moving account of the events. |
| Page Two - We must try to understand, and understanding is the opposite of believing. But sometimes we misunderstand or end up believing it happened. Victor Méric's column "From Sirius's Point of View" |
| Same page - The other elite, the one that isn't wealthy, inevitably remains outside the debate; they're used to it. |
| July 19, 1925 |