PåLægs chokolade

According to Google Translate the text says

Spreads chocolate
30 pcs dark young girl 1 This series consists of 18 sheets
This is No. 1
young girl 2 This series consists of 18 sheets
This is No. 2
clip and play figures

The language is Danish. These are two boxes but the clothes go with the doll. I have several of these I've scanned.

Novi Stars OC sketch paper doll

So sometimes I do little doodle paper dolls and never do much with them.  The above is a paper doll of a Novi Star doll based on designs I sketched out forever ago.  I changed a hair style to make it easier to put on the doll.
Originally I was going to color this and do more fashions, but I think it's just another project I'll never finish.

Sunbeam

These two sheets are advertisement for Miss Sunbeam of Sunbeam bread and also Simplicity patterns.  This is set No.1 and Set No.2 which is in black and white.  I believe there are more sets.  These are from the 1950s but I don't know much more about them.

Tiny Tots

This uncut book is called Tiny Tots Paper Dolls with Red Flocked Clothing.  The red parts of the outfits are 'fuzzy'.  This is a Whitman set from 1967.  The dolls and outfits are punch-out, so no scissors are needed.  There are two cute dolls, Cathy and Carolyn.  And 6 sheets of outfits.  The cover art and inside of the cover/pocket for the clothes is adorably illustrated.  The dolls, I believe, can share the outfits.

Child Life Your Suit and Dolly's

This magazine paper doll is from Child Life.  This one is dated July 1929 and features a patriotic boy with two outfits.  These are patterns for sale.  This was designed by Chiquet.

Rochelle Hudson

This wonderful celebrity paper doll is from the newspaper The Milwaukee Journal.  She has thee outfits.  The copyright is El Paso Times Feature Sydicate 1939.  This is from 6-7-1939. 

A Colored Cut-Out Toy

This newspaper paper doll is quite large.  She's from March 23 1925.  She has 3 outfits, three shoes, and three hats.  The square base for the shoes are quite unusual. The artist is Don Rudolph.  This is from the Dramatic Section of the Cleveland News and Sunday News Leader. The papers has aged, but the colors are still vibrant, showing a red and blue dual color.