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The Christmas issue with art by Norman Price.
Jell-O was invented in 1897 by Pearle Bixby Wait and his wife, May, who added flavoring to granulated gelatin and sugar.
JELL-O, as we know it today, has always included sugar in its ingredients since its creation. The product was invented in 1897 by Pearle Bixby Wait and his wife, May, who added flavoring to granulated gelatin and sugar. However, the term "sugarless" in the 1918 ad might refer to a product variant that did not contain sugar, which was common during World War I due to sugar rationing.
Interestingly, JELL-O did introduce a sugar-free version called D-Zerta in 1923. This was likely in response to changing consumer preferences and the need for sugar-free dietary options. So, while JELL-O has traditionally been a sugary dessert, they have also explored sugarless alternatives throughout their history. [Sources: Wikipedia and JelloGallery.org]