Swaddling Keeps Russian Babies Warm At Early Months
National Geographic Society notes that Russian babies are wrapped from neck to toe in cloth strips for the first five to six months. The swaddling secures straight legs and arms at the body, and unwrapping occurs only during feeding, bathing, and changing.
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Ohio winter wheat and corn crops fall nationwide
The USDA Crop Reporting Service forecasts Ohio winter wheat at 46 million bushels, 36 percent below last year, and corn yield at nine bushels per acre, the lowest since 1974 drought. Harvest is two weeks late, with damp spots and weed issues. Prices may rise modestly. U.S. production drops about four percent to 6.15 billion bushels overall.
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Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon divorce finalizes in Britain
London reports Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon’s marriage ends under no fault divorce rules with an official decree absolute after an 18 year union marked by two years of separation. Rumors link Snowdon to film assistant Lucinda Lindsay while Hogg says Margaret has no plans to remarry.
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