H. E. Butzin, "Discovered! H. E. Butzin Gets Out the 'Papke Punch'"

A four-panel Sunday strip featuring a domestic confrontation between an adult and child character. The narrative progresses from greeting through accusation—the child has neglected to read an obituary about a boxer—to physical comedy, with the adult delivering a punch in the final panel. Butzin employs sequential panel layout, speech balloons, and exaggerated facial expressions typical of early newspaper comics. The strip exemplifies how Sunday pages of this era mixed topical humor, physical gags, and recurring character relationships, establishing conventions that would define the medium.