Scientific American Supplement, No. 841, February 13, 1892

** "Scientific American Supplement, No. 841, February 13, 1892" by Various is a compilation of scientific articles from the late 1800s that presents a wide array of discoveries and studies across numerous fields. This publication shows the science and technology interests of the era, presenting information on diverse areas such as the study of humans, living things, plants, and chemicals, including the study of health and medicine. Early on, a detailed table of contents points to fascinating explorations, such as prehistoric findings, new animal language understandings, and the use of electricity in growing plants and farming. For example, an article details a living jerboa in the Berlin Zoo and how it behaves; there's also a discussion about using permanganate of potassium to treat rattlesnake bites. The diverse content offers a detailed view into scientific progress and observations of nature from the past. **