I looked through some of the old Dow Jones stocks for a project I'm working on and found some inconsistency with JNJ stock. For a share price of $1.66 they appeared to pay $0.42 in quarterly dividends which would more than double any money put into the stock within a year. [See Yahoo Finance](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/JNJ/history?period1=189298800&period2=315529200&interval=1mo&filter=history&frequency=1mo) 

By simply investing $10k into the stock every year, the investor would have $5 billion in 45 years. Is this correct or is this a mistake? If so what happened to a Dow Jones listed company that they could afford dividends like this? Or am I just reading it wrong?