This letter to Santa from “Earl” was discovered in History San Jose’s collection, and is full of classic toys including a spinning top, model train, and rocking horse. Earl certainly has a long list of presents he’d like from Santa; he says he’s “tried” to be a good boy, and he’s used the most important word, “please.” How would you rate Earl’s efforts? Should he have put in a few kind words for Mrs. Claus? Will Santa overlook his spelling errors? Does he really need that much candy?
Earl’s Letter to Santa transcription
Dear Santa Clause Please bring me a indain doll and a engine that will run on the track and a rocking horse and bring me a jumping jack and bring me a top that when i spin it it will sing and bring me a box of fire crackers and a little house full of candy with a little door so when I want to eat some of the candy I can get it out. I would like to have a box of little round candies so when I eat all of the candy up out of the house I can have some more and I want some pretty red and blue stripped marbles Santa Clause I have tried to be a good boy this year From your little boy Earl. and bring me a horn
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