A long-overdue magazine has been returned to its owner. The item, a September 1894 edition of a monthly publication, was in good condition considering its age. An 84-year-old man brought it to a library, possibly ending an extremely long period of absence.
The magazine's return coincided with a waiver of late fees, sparing the man a significant potential fine.
Further details about this unusual return are available from the source, including the man's thoughts on the timing of his actions.
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