John Cotton Dana,
A Library Primer — Chapter XLI, Rules for the public
(1899)
“ Any person who refuses to pay the fines or expenses mentioned, or wilfully violates any of the foregoing rules, forfeits thereby all right to the use of the library.Teachers, and for good cause others, can take out more than one book (other than fiction) at a time, for such a term as may have been agreed upon before the books leave the library. ”
John Cotton Dana,
A Library Primer — Chapter XLI, Rules for the public
(1899)
“ Persons not resident in the city may be allowed, at the discretion of the librarian, to take books on payment of $1 per year, and on signing an agreement to comply with the regulations of the library. ”
John Cotton Dana,
A Library Primer — Chapter XLI, Rules for the public
(1899)
“ The librarian and assistants are glad of opportunities to help those wishing to do reference work of any kind to a knowledge of the location of the books and the use of catalogs, indexes, and other aids. ”
