Voyage Journal Entry From June 19 1806 on the Lewis Expedition
The party reports unsuccessful fishing with both gigs broken, salvaged by a pointed iron tool to repair them. They catch one salmon trout, lamenting its poor quality. Mosquitoes trouble the camp at night. Cruzatte roasts morel mushrooms, giving the writer the first tast e of the bland fungi. Salt stores are nearly exhausted with only two quarts remaining for Maria's River travel.
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Accuracy Hotline for The Southern News
The notice asks readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern with a dedicated hotline. From Jackson County readers should call (618) 529 5454 Ext 5033 and callers elsewhere use 1 800 228 0429 Ext 5033 for reporting errors.
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Famed sculptor Franck dies at 97 in New York area
Frederick Franck a noted sculptor and writer whose works explore spirituality died aged 97 at his Warwick home on June 5. His steel glass and wood sculptures grace public spaces and his works are in the MoMA and Whitney collections. He built Pacem in Terris a sculpture park with his wife Claske Berndes Franck near their home north of New York City. He was born in 1909 in Maastricht and once worked with Albert Schweitzer in Gabon. He is survived by his wife and son Lukas.
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Two Air Show Planes Collide Near Peru. One Pilot Dead
In Peru, two home built planes collided during arrival for the Illinois Valley air show. Christopher J. Good, 55, of West Bend Wisconsin, died when his plane crashed northeast of the airport. The remaining pilot landed and declined treatment as organizers said the aircraft were not part of the scheduled show.
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Adam Sandler Welcomes First Child Sadie Madison
Adam Sandler and wife Jackie welcomed their first child, Sadie Madison, last month. In a New York Post interview, Sandler said fatherhood shifts his focus from self to family, noting how the child seems to look through him. He reflected on time, loss of his father, and balancing life with a young daughter.
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Depp says life in France suits him as fame fades
Johnny Depp tells Newsweek he prefers anonymity in France where life is simpler and less pressurized, contrasting with his teen idol days on 21 Jump Street. He recalls cameras at hotels and the shift in tone after his daughter Lily-Rose’s 1999 birth. He and Vanessa Paradis split time between France and Los Angeles.
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