Lakehurst Wireless Message From Naval Office
A brief notice from Lakehurst references a wireless message received by the Naval authorities on a September date. Details are sparse in the readable text.
22 Sep 1927
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
1
A brief notice from Lakehurst references a wireless message received by the Naval authorities on a September date. Details are sparse in the readable text.
The Chrysler "70" roadster driven by R. P. Harris completed the 1059 mile Asheville Quebec run in 41 hours 25 minutes. Harris faced dense fogs heavy mountain grades and long climbs but the trip celebrated a new motor route linking the two nations. The event was highlighted by official welcomes at Chateau Frontenac and reports crediting the Red Head high compression engine for part of the performance. A separate race at Atlantic City saw Hart Vance win a 25 mile stock car event in a Dodge sport roadster with a 67.36 mph average using the new 124 motor. The entry drew five four cylinder makes with the Dodge not tied to factory entry.
An advertisement touts Marshroot as a remedy for nightly bladder irritation causing multiple awakenings. The copy claims guaranteed relief or money back and notes Wareham's City Pharmacy as a seller.
A fragment notes a claim to fastest speed by a four wheeled car, stating a 67 mph mark set in America and recognized as a new official record under the association auspices.
The race rules required the wind shield fenders running boards and shields to be removed from all cars.
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