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It is neither capital nor labor but management that brings success, since management will attract capital, and capital can employ labor.

— Henry J. Heinz John Woolf Jordan (1915)

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To do a common thing uncommonly well brings success.

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A wide market awaited the manufacturer of food products who would set purity and quality above everything else in their preparation.

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Make all you can honestly ; save all you can prudently ; give all you can wisely.

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