the name kellogg's came from john harvey kellogg.
the name kellogg's came from john harvey kellogg.
where did the name kellogg's come from?
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kellogg may refer to:









































bullet::::- kellogg's, american multinational food-manufacturing company









































bullet::::- will keith kellogg, founder of the company









































bullet::::- john harvey kellogg, his brother, inventor of cornflakes and medical practitioner









































bullet::::- kellogg brothers, 19th century lithographers of hartford connecticut









































bullet::::- kellogg (name), list of people with the surname









































bullet::::- kellogg, idaho









































bullet::::- kellogg, iowa









































bullet::::- kellogg, kansas









































bullet::::- kellogg, minnesota









































bullet::::- kellogg, missouri









































bullet::::- kellogg, oregon









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- kellogg interchange, a freeway interchange in southern california
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nansi richards jones is credited as teaching traditional triple-harp technique to several musicians, including entertainer ryan davies, dafydd and gwyndaf roberts of the folk band ar log, and triple harpist llio rydderch.









































in 1972 she published an autobiography, "cwpwrdd nansi".









































section::::kellogg's cockerel.









































a frequently told, but possibly apocryphal, story about richards involves one of richards' overseas trips, when she visited the home of corn flakes manufacturer will kellogg, who was looking for a marketing idea. richards suggested the cockerel (later named cornelius rooster), inspired by a pun on the name kellogg and the welsh word "ceiliog", meaning "cockerel".
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