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Snookums comic strip

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Snookums comic strip
Thirteen-frame comic strip. The newlyweds are requested to call on Mrs. Smith to see the Jones' new baby. They agree to go, thinking everyone will be wild about their own baby, Snookums. Snookums is ignored by the household, despite the Newlyweds attempts at catching their attention. Everyone coos over the Jones' baby, Oswald. Snookums cries when one woman finally does pay attention to him. However, when Bess Grey arrives, Snookums crawls to her and hugs her. Several women leave at the sight of Bess giving Snookums a hug.
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