The cover of this menu calls the flowers pictured in the foreground “Indian basket grass” because the Indians used to weave the leaves into baskets. While that’s a valid name, the more common name is bear grass, while the scientific name is Xerophyllum tenax.

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This menu is not from my collection but was scanned and contributed by a Streamliner Memories reader, for which I am grateful. He also sent a number of other items that I’ll present in the next few weeks.