Article from St. Cloud Times, March 20, 1945 on the royalties received from Dorothea's book, "Something To Live By" was given to the Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs to be used for nursing scholarships.
Dorothea was a best selling authoress for her book, "Something To Live By". She wrote the book after losing her young daughter, Rosemary, to leukemia. Later, she memorialized her home to honor her daughter and then set up an estate to maintain the home and refurbish a portion of it to serve as dorm rooms to house female college students who are pursuing careers in nursing, teaching, and business administration.