Swiss pharmacist Henri Nestle created a substitute for breast milk for infants unable to nurse.
Swedish chemical engineer Alfred Nobel patented a new explosive that made nitroglycerine safer to use in industry. The invention was called dynamite.
French trapeze artist Jules Leotard thrilled audiences Europe with his skills — and his new clothing, a one-piece garment that made movement easy. Today it is called, not unexpectedly, the leotard.
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