 The doctor counseled young Crowell to go out and work outside. So he got some outside jobs, and for seven years he worked the jobs outside, and he regained some of his health. He saved his money, bought a little run-down mill in Ravana, Ohio, and within ten years, Henry Crowell was a multimillionaire. He never forgot what he prayed to God at that D.L. Moody crusade. He continued to give his finances to the Lord, 60% and 70% of his money. His little company became the Quaker Oats Company.