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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 11 (March 1880) (1880)

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to bind the lever, G, in any desired posi- • • I « I > . A Runaway Railroad. tion. The motion of the lever, G, is limited in both direc- ^*- An attempt was made at Oil City, Pa., Feb. 10, to take tions by two screws passing through the arms, I J. By pro- A Singular Accident. A machinist, employed… … of West Hurley, N. Y. It is struck the street at the bottom not only adapted to digging of the hill the string of rails TAYLOR'S POTATO DIGGER. was disconnected in several potatoes, and freeing them from earth, but it may also places, and instantly rails be used to advantage for loosening the soil…

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