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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 26 (June 1896) (1896)

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n. It was either the fault of the loading grain cars, or in shifting grain within a ware- drivers or of the rails, certainly not of the signal house, for which a patent has been gianted to Mr. Ed- win C. Harnden, of Carbondale, Pa. To the bale of man. The signals were right; yet when the box the… … GRAIN SHOVEL FOR UNLOADING CARS. has the effect of impairing the nutri- tion of the heart. Upon this special point we do not at present possess sufficient informa- upon a shaft suitably journaled in a convenient posi- tion to warrant the expression of a definite opinion." tion within the warehouse.…

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