Egg-cracking Spike Snake Details Described
A queer African snake that lives on eggs has a toothlike spike from its backbone behind the head. Enamel-tipped, the spike breaks eggshells as the snake swallows eggs and passes them to the gullet.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
3
A queer African snake that lives on eggs has a toothlike spike from its backbone behind the head. Enamel-tipped, the spike breaks eggshells as the snake swallows eggs and passes them to the gullet.
The Brand team won 26 to an account notes a Friday afternoon hall game with guests Comer and Clare involved. Weekend visits are mentioned for Milo Robbinett and family. Weather and social calls fill the column.
Miss Mary Green stays at J A Bitler farm for the winter in Hinkleville. Cashus Bailey is seen back in town after a few days in the city. Clarence Wesenburg works in Gratiot county. Charles Bates buys a new Star car. Roads nearby will need repairing soon. Mrs Frances A Bitler serves on a Bay City State jury. Rachel Mayo and Mary Green visit Mary’s parents in Hinkleville. Mrs Nova Davis spends weekend in Farwell. A road improvement effort near Chris Sutzis is planned. Roy Shammell moves into the Harry Pomroy house. Mr and Mrs J A Bitler, Mary Green and Rachel Mayo motor to Alma. Ernie Bersette works in Flint.
Pastor W S Teeter leads Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 with all welcome. Weekend and weekday social and travel notes list Mrs M Schilling and others visiting Evart Clare Farwell Jackson Grand Rapids. Grange events include a large dinner and a November 7 meeting. social receptions at Gleaner hall and Freeman hall accompany farm and family visits.
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