Santa Claus Letters to Wilson Mirror
The Mirror invites boys and girls to send letters to Santa Claus. Publishable letters should be addressed to SANTA CLAUS, WILSON MIRROR, so Santa knows what to bring.
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
6
The Mirror invites boys and girls to send letters to Santa Claus. Publishable letters should be addressed to SANTA CLAUS, WILSON MIRROR, so Santa knows what to bring.
A child’s letter from Lucama North Carolina requests a doll candage a book a locket ring Roman candles and many foods for Christmas. The message includes several children's names and mentions pets and toys such as a tricycle a little train candy nuts and cakes.
A four year old writes to Santa Claus asking for a big doll seen in a shop window and acknowledges Santa has many letters to read. The brief missive expresses a simple Christmas wish from a child’s perspective.
A user text expresses concern about someone’s eyes and asks about the wife. Mentions wanting shirts a tie a doll robe and a pillar case and wishes a funny Christmas.
A child writes to Santa expressing wishes for a doll that can open and close its eyes and cry, along with fruit like oranges and a coconut. She notes that if he visits other children, he should visit her as well.
A child writes to Santa claiming good behavior and asking for a big doll, rain coat, doll carriage, blackboard, red chair, tea set, doll bed, and a bedroom jar. The note lists desired gifts in simple terms.
Eight year old Ressie Mosely writes from New Hope School describing items: shippers oranges nuts and raisins a penaner and a story book in a simple student message.
A five year old girl writes to Santa asking for attendance at kindergarten and requests a Bible testament and a real doll baby. She asks that her sister also receive a doll baby and signs as Ruth Page Clark Wilson.
Clifford Aycock of Black Creek North Carolina writes his first Christmas letter at age ten asking for a story book a knife a box of shots a harp and a shotgun along with raisins oranges and any other available gifts. He asks Santa to ring him.
The letter from Jim Ed Miles of Wilson North Carolina asks Santa to bring a large coaster wagon a merry go round an Indian suit sparklers and many good foods. He hopes Santa visits all the good boys and girls.
A schoolchild from Black Creek signs a playful note to Santa, saying he is years old and attends school without missing a day. He asks for raisins, a coconut, a bat, and a pop gun, and mentions his dog who thinks he is boss. He imagines Santa Claus making him happy.
A jumble of childhood Christmas requests including Rebecca Barnes Carter Mildred Woodard Doris Gardner Myrtle Woodard and others. Children ask for dolls candy a carriage and toys while mentioning siblings and school as they write to Santa Claus.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a big donation, a carriage, and fruit. It also names a brother Sohn and includes a garbled phrase Madden Cock:vn ell. The source provides no clear event or identifiable subjects beyond these scattered terms.
A fragmentary letter from Eliabeth Alligood and Selby Woodard requests gifts for school use including a writing desk chair a baby doll that says Mama fruit nuts candy and a bag of shoes and clothing while mentioning teachers Miss Elsie May Morgan and unspecified guardians.
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