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Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Excelo is the original moderncake mixture. The first whitecake, the first chocolate cake,the first cake of flavors—allwere original EXCELO flavors. 100 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST Nouember 20, In this office Frank W. Woolworthput in the final years of work on hisgreatest achievement—his chainof stores that numbered I0j8 at thetime of his death, in 1919.
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PhiUgrafh h N.r. Timr, (janyou accomplish moreby ceaselessly driving—? Woolworth, master builder of chain stores, tireless worker,answered this question when he furnished this spacious office STARTING at scratch, without re-sources or backing, Frank W. Wool-worth builtone of the worlds greatestretail store organizations and the worldstallest building. His final creative work on the chainof over a thousand stores was done from anoffice in his own towering skyscraper. To-day, in this office, Hubert T. Parson is carry-ing on the enterprise of the great leader-planning and building on the same splendidscale. The office itself is just as Woolworthleft it—a spacious workroom filled withobjects of art. Its furnishings and decora-tions are modelled after those in imperialpalaces. During brief moments of relaxa-tion snatched from crowded days, thesebeautiful surroundings brought Woolworththe refreshment that he needed. Woolworthknew the value of relaxing momentarily. Heknew that ceaseless

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