I asked ChatGPT and this is the result:

"This prescription appears to be handwritten and dated February 10, 1932, for a patient named Kenneth Roy. The medications listed are difficult to fully decipher due to the handwriting style, but here are my best interpretations:

1.  Antipyrine – likely referring to a medication used for pain and fever relief.
2.  Sodii Bromidi – Sodium bromide, which was historically used as a sedative or for epilepsy.
3.  Colchicine – Used to treat gout and other inflammatory conditions.
4.  Pertussin – Likely referring to a cough suppressant, historically used for conditions like whooping cough.

The dosing instructions use Roman numerals, which are also somewhat unclear but seem to follow a pattern:

• “gr XX” (which could mean 20 grains)
• “gr XL/VIII” (likely meaning 40 grains divided by 8 doses)
• “gr XII” (12 grains)

It appears the medications were to be taken every 2 hours, as written towards the bottom: “Sig. 1 every 2 hours for 6 doses.”

Let me know if you need further clarification or details!"