sentences:  The Syndicate's first comic strip of note was Clare Briggs' "Mr. and Mrs.", which debuted in 1919.The Public Ledger Syndicate was launched in 1915 by Philadelphia "Public Ledger" publisher Cyrus H. K. Curtis.The Ledger Syndicates' most notable strips during its 30 years in operation were A. E. Hayward's "Somebody's Stenog"; "Hairbreadth Harry" (by C. W. Kahles and later by F. O. Alexander); Frank Godwin's "Connie" and "Babe Bunting"; Joe Bowers' "Dizzy Dramas"; Clare Victor Dwiggins ("Dwig")'s "Footprints on the Sands of Time" and "Nipper"; and "Roy Powers, Eagle Scout" ("the official strip of the Boy Scouts of America").