William Penn was born in colonial America and was christened into Quakerism, a colonial religion that celebrated the sacrament of overeating and used to listen to the rumbling (or "quaking") of their stomachs for "messages" from the Almighty. Penn's special love of breakfast oatmeal (which the colonials used to flavor with acorns and lichen), his dominant size, and his religious appeal, made him an obvious pitchman for the Quaker Oats Company.
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