The works
Daily with a circulation of 700,000 copies in 1910. Its success was notably based on the publication of serials and caricatures.
The "Printemps Hausmann" store was inaugurated on April 4, 1910. It was intended to double the existing store. In 1909, a slogan appeared in advertising catalogs: "Les magasins du Printemps sont les plus élégants de Paris."
The Lorraine Coal Company for Electricity, established around 1887, operated the Fabius Henrion factory in Pagny-sur-Moselle. It manufactured dynamos, electric coals, and lamps, marketed under the Osmine and Faust brands. The company later became Carbone Lorraine, and today is known as Mersen.
