Red heffer articles
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Solving the mystery of red quarters: why are some coins painted red?
Have you ever received a quarter in change and noticed it had a peculiar red tint or paint on it? These "red quarters" have been circulating for decades, often leaving people scratching their heads about their origins and purpose. The most common explanations for red quarters are that they were used for testing coin-operated machines, as "house money" for free plays in businesses, or for free laundry in apartment buildings. — Read the rest
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Red, White & Royal Blue is coming red, white & royal back for seconds
Just in time for another miserable election cycle, Amazon has arrived with a healthy slice of escapism. Yeah, we know that’s an oxymoron, but be honest—wouldn’t you rather check in on a White House run by Uma Thurman and her god-awful Southern accent than whatever we end up with in November? This writer certainly would. If you’re in the same boat, you’ll soon have that chance. At a panel on Thursday, Red, White & Royal Blue director Matthew López and original author Casey McQuiston announced...
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Heart of the matter: Red Cross/Red Crescent Day lauds Utah, national, international volunteers
ST. GEORGE — World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day is set aside to recognize Red Cross volunteers for the lifesaving support they provide to people in need around the world – in war zones, remote villages and at home. Wednesday, May 8, is that day. “One in 65 people in the world is helped […]