* “Windows Opening on Hope” profiles Mina, a child rescued from the streets and cared for at the Aleppo orphanage.
* “The Future of the Orphans” outlines Near East Relief policy for orphanage supervision, property, education, and the transfer of children.
* “I Live With the World” prints Josephine Huse’s report on raids, displacement, and intercommunal protection in northern Palestine.
* “The Flour Barrel of the Near East” summarizes bread production and food distribution.
* “Gifts of Labor and Love” records institutional and public support for Near East Relief.
* “Miracles in Tin” describes the reuse of cans and other scrap material in orphanage workshops.
* “Young Armenia Trying to Support Itself” uses photographs to show children and adolescents at work.
* “Awakening Sleeping Minds,” by Mary Lena Wilson, explains efforts to help children recover from trauma and resume learning.
* “Blue Beads and American Luck” recounts Melville Chater’s observations of protective charms and improvised symbols.
* “Aboard the Esther Dollar” follows a food shipment to Constantinople.
* “Cabled” prints field requests for food, clothing, and medical supplies.
* “The First Lady of the Land Pleads for Armenia” prints Florence Kling Harding’s appeal for food and clothing.
* “The Hearts of Little Children” discusses the physical effects of fear and prolonged stress on children.
