In a plot twist worthy of a quirky novel, a library book that has dodged overdue notices for over a century has finally made its way back to the St. Paul Library in Minnesota.
Titled 바카라Famous Composers바카라 and featuring the likes of Bach and Mozart, the book turned up while someone was sorting through a relative바카라s belongings.
According to Minnesota Public Radio, the St. Paul Public Library's checkout slip indicated that the book was last borrowed in 1919.
Commenting on the same, St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter mentioned that there would be no fine. The library, like many across the country, stopped charging late fees in 2019.
Furthermore, John Larson, the St. Paul Public Library바카라s digital library coordinator, said he doubted it would go back into circulation because of its delicate condition but expected the library to hang onto it.
바카라It has reached a point where it바카라s not just an old book, it바카라s an artifact. It has a little bit of history to it,바카라 he added.
Larson said in his 25 years working for the library, it was the oldest book he ever saw returned.
바카라There바카라s been a time or two when something has come back, and maybe it has been checked out for 20 or 30 years, but nothing where it looks like it has been out for some 100 years,바카라 he said.
