Widow's gift in Salvation Army kettle more than a 'mite' for needy kids

Widow's gift in Salvation Army kettle more than a 'mite' for needy kids

A widow put more than a \"mite\" into a Salvation Army red kettle in Boston, Mass., dropping in a wedding band and engagement ring valued at $1,850. But another widow redeemed the items for more than \"10 times\" their worth with the desire to return the rings to the donor. Each widow wanted to do ...

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