From the same incredibly cool archive of old newspaper and magazine clippings that the 1906 Straightedge illos came from, this — New York Tribune, February 8, 1920.
Caption: "Scientists agree that the people of Mars differ from us in many ways. The Martians are believed to have very large noses and ears and immense lung development, because of the rarefied atmosphere. Their legs are poorly developed, because matter on Mars weighs less than here and sturdy legs are not needed to bear their weight. Birds and butterflies are very large and beautiful."
