130. Print headings in some marked type.
Either heavy-faced (best, if it can be had not too black), small
capitals (handsome), or italics (least pleasing); never capitals (ugly
and hard to read). Christian names should be in ordinary type; to make
them like the heading is confusing, to have a special type for them
would be extravagant.
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