Man Avoids $12,055 Fee by Returning 132-Year-Old Magazine
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John Hanson, a resident of the US state of New Hampshire, suddenly became a media hero after he returned an issue of The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, taken more than a century ago, to the library. If the institution continued to charge late fees, the 84-year-old man would have to pay $12,055, writes the New York Post.Read more...
A 84-year-old man returned a magazine from 1894 to Concord Public Library, avoiding a $12.055 fine thanks to the freezing of tariffs
Concord: A news story from New Hampshire, USA, is currently being discussed on social media. A magazine that was taken from the library 132 years ago has finally been returned. The Concord Public Library...
A public library in the U.S. announced that a magazine in 1894 had been returned after 132 years. The magazine was 48,220 days late and would have incurred a fine of over $12,000.
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