Elsa Maxwell

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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, this is Bill Stern, bringing you the 319th edition of the Colgate, Shave, Cream, Sports, Newsreel! Our guest tonight is a syndicated, columnist and famous party hostess, Elthamaxwell, but first, real one.

Portrait of history. History is full of stories of men who gain fame and fortune through their skill and bravery, despite tremendous odds. Said to story is one we heard last week, the story of Jeffrey Hudson.

According to this story, Jeffrey Hudson was born in England over 300 years ago. He first attracted public attention. When he was only seven years old for S. The age of seven, Jeffrey Hudson won the pistol shooting championship of Lancaster County.

It seemed incredible. The seven-year-old boy could be the best pistol shot in Lancaster, but he was. And from that day on, Jeffrey Hudson entered one pistol tournament after another. Until by the time he was 19 years old, he was the best marksman in all of England.

At the age of 19, Jeffrey Hudson went off the war. He fought with a Spaniards against the Dutch, and he distinguished himself in battle. He distinguished himself by killing 22 soldiers with his deadly marksmanship.

Because of his exploits in the war, Jeffrey Hudson came back to England a hero. He was presented to the Queen of England, and she bestowed upon him England's highest honor for the Queen knighted him and gave him the title of Sir Jeffrey Hudson.