One Man's Hobby on Single Names Stirring Debate
Mr W A Villiers cites a friend in New York who argues that children should not receive two given names. He claims double names are unnecessary and a handicap. He cites Washington, Jefferson and Madison as evidence, noting his method enlists followers and even sparked a local believer to consider eliminating a name.
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Left-Handed Barbers Spark Unease Across the Nation
A New York Times report describes travelers who fear left handed barbers, claiming they deliver bad shaves that make them feel on the brink of death. The narrator recalls ongoing discomfort with left-handed barbers encountered during journeys, prompting avoidance of certain shops.
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