From the December 4, 1937, issue

FROST-BEAUTY PERFECTED ONLY WITH RIGHT CONDITIONS

Frost silvers the commonest things into beauty, once in a while in early winter. We awake to find that instead of the thin, hard, blighting film of white there has been deposited during the night a thick rime of furry frost that transforms even the most commonplace garden plants and wayside weeds into Christmas trees of fairyland.