Margaret M. Kirk

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Melitta Lesbischer

September 1, 2024

“Perfect Coffee Enjoyment!”

It is the first day of September! Where did the time go? Is it just me, or does time seem ... Read more

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Mary Katharine Goddard

August 31, 2024

Unknown Woman

“Unknown Woman” Because for centuries, that’s mostly what women rated in the compiling of human history.

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Beulah Louise Henry

August 25, 2024

The Forgotten Inventor, “Lady Edison”

Beulah Louise Henry was born in Raleigh, North Carolina, on September 28, 1887, to an artistic family. When she was just a small girl, her favorite hobby was studying how to improve innovations and create more practical objects. She was always tinkering with things! 

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Theresa Clairborne

August 11, 2024

A Pioneer in Flight

Strong women have been popping up everywhere. I think it may be true, the more you immerse yourself in something, the more that something finds you!

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Jessie Carson turned ambulances into bookmobiles

August 4, 2024

Vision and Action

As promised, continuing to highlight the brave women who went to France at the end of WWI, and appeared in the book Miss Morgan’s Book Brigade, I offer Jessie “Kit” Carson and Anne Dike.

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Mary Carson Breckinridge

July 28, 2024

Angels on Horseback

This is another character that really inspired me. I learned of her through the writing of Janet Skeslien Charles in her book, “Miss Morgan’s Book Brigade.” I wrote about Anne Morgan, the lead character of the book, two weeks ago. There were other really notable, yet unknown, women in that work of historical fiction. Today let me introduce you to Mary Carson Breckinridge. 

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Alice Paul

July 14, 2024

Guts and Determination…a woman in charge

Women have been involved in politics forever. One that comes to mind today, especially, is Alice Paul. You probably know her name, but what do you really know about her?

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Anne Tracy Morgan

July 7, 2024

A Philanthropist to Remember

Miss Morgan’s Book Brigade by Janet Skeslien Charles (who also penned The Paris Library), is a brilliant piece of historical fiction. It offers excellent writing, meticulous research, and a captivating story. Two individuals caught my attention, Anne Morgan and Mary Breckinridge.

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Selma Kantor

July 1, 2024

Paving the Way

“Flying is easy; all you have to do is get the hang of it. I can’t think of anything better than taking the controls and soaring into the sky like a bird with the earth down below."

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Illustration of raven

June 30, 2024

Celebrating the Important Things in Life

In a world filled with chaos, I seek calm. I want to dwell on what is important and gracefully filter out the rest. Asking myself what is important feels like a simple and yet complex question. The immediate answers are peace, love, kindness, and balance.

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