From the August 6, 1932, issue

WEIRD STINK-BUG PARENTS PRODUCE CURIOUS EGGS

“Like parent, like child,” is one of the oldest and best-known folk-proverbs. It holds outside the human realm, too. For instance, the pair of stink-bugs which Cornelia Clarke’s magnifying camera lens caught for the cover of this issue of the Science News Letter are weird enough little monsters, in all conscience; and their cluster of eggs, each crowned with its little circlet of bristles, are just as odd in their own way.