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Identifier
20054143
Description
"You could chunk a rock from the Santa Fe Depot and hit the front porch of the rooming house where Hitler, the Mikado, and Charlie....- whose name really ought to be MacArthur- coil, and rattle and slither- and scare the daylights out of most people. This trio, plus a rather anemic one with insufficient personality to rate a name, are the most impressive mess of snakes you ever saw and they're viewed with downright affection by their owner, J. O. Lane, a sort of self-styled medicine man." A snake named "The Mikado" appears to be held erect by a snake hook, its body twisted. The snake's mouth appears to be ajar. Dirt and plant debris are littering the foreground. In the shade of the top right corner are a pair of feet and a couple of chair legs.
Archival Date
1942-06-10
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-1561
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Snakes; The Mikado The Snake; Dirt; Pets; Feet; Shoes; Snake Hooks
Subjects
Snakes; The Mikado The Snake; Dirt; Pets; Feet; Shoes; Snake Hooks