ATIS 6-leaf booklet

Adventure thru Inner Space
PRESENTED BY MONSANTO

A view of Monsanto Company's attraction "Adventure Thru Inner Space" in Disneyland. Located in the newly expanded Tomorrowland, the futuristic building houses a ride through the inner space of a snowflake, in a vehicle called an "Atomobile". The rider feels the unusual illusion of shrinking to the size of the atom.

Visitors to Adventure Thru Inner Space board an Atomobile and proceed into the Mighty Microscope for the ride through inner space. Narration accompanied by music written especially for the Attraction add to the realism.

Note: In the left-hand photo, the lettering on the wall above the loading area reads:
Monsanto welcomes you to the world of the molecule

Visitors experience the illusion of "shrinking" as the Atomobile proceeds into a giant snowflake.

Riders then feel dwarfed by a huge water molecule hanging in space. The breakthrough into inner space is accomplished.

The nucleus of the oxygen atom appears in the quiet vastness of inner space.

Snowflakes begin to melt as the visitors are gradually "restored" to normal size.

Atomobiles pass a giant eye looking through the Mighty Microscope.

miracles from molecules

The "Adventure Thru Inner Space" terminates in a handsome room displaying Monsanto products and some products of its many customers.

Note: The lettering on the wall at the end of the room reads:
Monsanto
Products from Molecules
working for you

WEAR-DATED (R) GUARANTEE FOR YOUR APPAREL
Clothing with this Wear-Dated tag is guaranteed for one full year's normal wear for refund or replacement when returned with tag and sales slip. You'll see it on a growing range of men's, women's and children's fashions made with Monsanto fibers.

THE WEED KILLERS FROM MONSANTO
Lasso (R)--The safe herbicide for Soybeans
Ramrod (R)--The safe herbicide for Corn and Sorghum
They stop yield-robbing grasses and broadleaf weeds before they have a chance to start and keep fields clean early for more bushels at harvest.

Note: In the left-hand photo, the tag reads:
ONE YEAR
GUARANTEE
WEAR
DATED
Monsanto

Note: In the right-hand photo, the sign reads:
Crops grow weed free
with Ramrod and LASSO

The character on the right has a blue belt that reads "LASSO".

CARPETS OF MONSANTO MAN-MADE FIBERS
Look for these identifying tags on carpets before you buy. They are your assurance of lasting performance in an unlimited range of styles and colors. Leading Carpet companies use both Monsanto Acrilan (R) acrylic and Cadon (R) nylon fibers.

CLEAR PLASTIC MEAT TRAYS
You see both sides of the meat . . . before you buy . . . with clear plastic meat trays from Monsanto. Meat can be put right into your freezer without re-wrapping or labeling. Look for them at your favorite market.

Note: In the left-hand photo, the overhead caption reads:
Carpets Add Beauty
to Every Room

The red label on the left reads:
ACRILON
Monsanto

The green label on the right reads:
Cadon (R)
Monsanto

Note: In the right-hand photo, the overhead caption reads:
See both sides
with clear plastic
meat trays

ASTROTURF (R) RECREATIONAL SURFACES BY MONSANTO
Engineered all-weather Nylon surfaces for athletic fields, playgrounds, fieldhouses and golf tees.

Note: The label on the picture reads:
Astro Turf
Monsanto Recreational Surfaces

facts about Monsanto

LOCATION: World Headquarters at 800 N. Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri 63166, U.S.A.
FOUNDED: 1901, St. Louis, by John F. Queeny (Began making Saccharin in 1902)
PRODUCTS: Chemicals, plastics, petroleum products, man-made fibers and electronic equipment
SALES: over $1,900,000,000
EMPLOYEES: over 64,000 Worldwide
PLANTS, LABORATORIES AND SALES OFFICES IN OVER 90 COUNTRIES OF THE FREE WORLD.
For additional information on the company or any of its products write . . .
Monsanto Company
800 N. Lindbergh Blvd.
St. Louis, Missouri 63166
Attention: Advertising & Market Development, Box D
1-2329-0670-36 LITHO IN U.S.A.

Note: The sign on the right reads:
ADVENTURE THRU INNER SPACE
?WITH
"MIRACLES FROM MOLECULES"
PRESENTED BY Monsanto ?CORPORATION

This is a rare booklet I bought in September 2001 from eBay. I didn't even know it existed until then. The streak in the sky on the front cover is a fold in the paper.

Updated: October 15, 2001

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