From the March 27, 1937, issue

NEW GLIMPSE OF LILY’S BEAUTY WON BY X-RAYS

“Transparency” is a beauty often praised in white lilies, though the term is always recognized to be of figurative rather than literal application. But it is made literally true by a skilled X-ray artist, Miss Francis Mildred Davis, of Santa Monica, Calif. Arrangement of flower parts, even within the unopened buds, and the delicate veining of leaves and petals, are all brought out on her film.