sentences:  Notable strips launched by the New York Herald Tribune Syndicate in the 1920s included Harrison Cady's "Peter Rabbit", Charles A. Voight's "Betty" (which had originated with the McClure Syndicate), Crawford Young's "Clarence", and H. T. Webster's "The Timid Soul" (later known as "Caspar Milquetoast").All of those strips had long syndication runs of at least 25 years.The McNaught Syndicate was founded in 1922, with one of its first notable syndicated strips being those of Rube Goldberg.