From the July 7, 1934, issue

EYES UPON THE GROUND LOOK CLOSE AT BEAUTY

The advantages of humility find ready proofs in almost anything of which we can get an enlarged view from beneath—a worm’s-eye view. Seen from such an angle, and with such magnification, even so common a thing as the hoary head of a dandelion becomes as spectacular as a white peacock’s tail, as frozen fireworks in fairyland.