The leadership for parents, taken in San Antonio in 1943, was found in family boxes after the death of the owner and returned to the library.
In San Antonio (Texas), a book, returned in 1943, was returned to the public library.
We talk about the publication that “your child, his family and friends” with tips for parents. The book is well preserved and now they plan to set it for view, and then sell it, reports the Associated Press.
The publication was returned by the family from Oregon in June 2025. They added a letter to the book where they explained the story of his “Travel”. May Set said he inherited several boxes of books after his father’s death. Among them, he found a manu -man who, according to him, was also lent by his grandmother, Maria del Sororro Aldret Flores. In 1943, he was moved to work at the US Embassy in Mexico City, perhaps then the book remained in the family.
The book is a family consultant and psychologist Francis Bruce Strain. She wrote advice for parents in children’s care and relationships. The New York Times mentioned its sensitive but practical approach to sexual education.
“I hope there is no fine for the delay, because Grandma can’t pay it,” the American joked in a letter.
The library explained that once for each day of the delay, a fine of three cents would be charged. If this system is now operating, the value will reach nearly $ 900. However, the rule is canceled in 2021.
The world’s note for the biggest expired book belonged to the UK: in 1956, the publication, taken in 1668, was restored there.
Earlier it was reported that the Cambridge University Library found a unique fragment of the 13th -century manuscript with rare stories about the legendary characters of Merlin and King Arthur.
In the United States, they returned a book taken from the library 99 years ago
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