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From talking toliets to rubber masks: 10 wild ads from old newspapers

Ads From Old Newspapers that are Shockingly Wild

Let’s take a look at some vintage newspaper ads that shows how the good old days were actually, sometimes, incredibly wild.

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The Talking Toilet

An ad for a device you can hide in the toilet to prank people.

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1950s Ad

Some medical tips for girls from the 50s.

 

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Rubber Masks

Rubber masks for Christmas parties that you can talk, eat and drink while wearing them.

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Softwear Shirts

An ad for t-shirts designed for “computer enthusiast”.

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Essential Oils Ad

An ad that claims they can cure even cancer with their balmy oils.

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Ovaltine

Ovaltine ads that were published in a 1947.

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Protection Gear

Mask and mittens for protection against atomic attacks.

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Pinworms

An ad to help get rid of pinworms.

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A Personal Ad

Old times dating, a personal ad from Wisconsin.

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Looking for A Husband

A personal ad looking for a woman aged 106 looking for a husband.

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